steamships

英 [ˈstiːmʃɪps]

美 [ˈstimˌʃɪps]

n.  汽船; 轮船
steamship的复数

柯林斯词典

• 汽船;轮船
  Asteamshipis a ship that has an engine powered by steam.

双语例句

• A group of steamships operating together under the same ownership.
  在同一主管下的一起运行的一批轮船。
• The sailing ships were superseded by the steamships.
  帆船已被汽船所取代。
• The furnaces in old steamships needed continual stoking.
  旧船上的锅炉需要不断地添加燃料。
• But radial runout of a high-precision machine tool is one of the most important factors which influence the precision of processing parts. For steamships and gas turbines, radial runout is also the key parameter of running safely and steadily.
  但高精度的机床的径向跳动却是影响机床加工精度的主要因素之一；对于汽轮机、燃气轮机而言，径向跳动又是安全稳定运行的关键参数。
• Most large steamships now burn oil instead of coal.
  现在大多数轮船都烧油而不烧煤。
• Berths on steamships can be booked a long while in advance.
  轮船上的床位可以提前多日预订。
• Because of the fog's existence, our modern traffic's running in gear including automobiles, airplanes, steamships and so on, whose running in gear are all gain serious influence.
  由于雾的存在，我们的现代交通（包括汽车、飞机、轮船等）的正常行驶都会受到严重的影响。
• In that era vast passenger steamships plied Lake Erie.
  在那个时代，有定期来往于伊利湖的大型客轮。
• Modern technical developments ( telegraphy, radio, aeroplanes, motor vehicles, railways, steamships, etc.) have added to the possibilities of planning in war.
  近代技术（有线电、无线电、飞机、汽车、铁道、轮船等）的发达，又使战争的计划性增大了可能。
• Many years ago steamships were considered the fastest mode of transport.
  很多年以前，蒸汽船被认为是最快速的运输工具。