aeroplane
aeroplane — noun
1. a machine with fixed wings and engines that carries people or goods through the
1.名詞A2
釋義
a machine with fixed wings and engines that carries people or goods through the sky.
例句
Xiomara pressed her face to the window as the aeroplane lifted off the runway.
subject + verb in main clause
The Watanabe family flew to Sydney by aeroplane for the summer holidays.
collocation: by aeroplane
Two small aeroplanes circled above the airfield, waiting for permission to land.
Farouk felt nervous on his first long aeroplane journey to London.
The pilot guided the aeroplane gently through the heavy rain clouds.
文法句型
by aeroplane
on an aeroplane
用法筆記
Mainly British spelling. American English uses 'airplane', and 'plane' is the everyday short form in both varieties.
常見錯誤
❌I took a aeroplane to Paris.
✅I took an aeroplane to Paris.
💡use 'an' before vowel sounds.
❌We went there by the aeroplane.
✅We went there by aeroplane.
💡no article in the fixed phrase 'by aeroplane'.