refuelling
refuelling — noun
1. the process of filling the fuel tank of a vehicle — for example a plane, ship, o
the process of filling the fuel tank of a vehicle — for example a plane, ship, or truck — after it has stopped on a trip, to give it the power needed to keep going
The aircraft made a brief stop in Dubai for refuelling before continuing to Sydney.
refuelling after a stopover in route
Refuelling at sea is a complex operation that requires skilled crew members.
Hugo pulled into the petrol station for a quick refuelling before the long drive north.
The ferry captain ordered a refuelling stop at the nearest port after the delay.
Mid-air refuelling allows fighter jets to stay airborne for missions lasting over twenty hours.
文法句型
refuelling + noun (as modifier)
a + adjective + refuelling
用法筆記
In British English the spelling has a double ‘l’ (refuelling); American English uses a single ‘l’ (refueling). When talking about a single event, you can say ‘a refuelling’ (countable), for example ‘a quick refuelling’.
常見錯誤
❖ 'We stopped for refueling in Tokyo.' ✅ 'We stopped for refuelling in Tokyo.' — In British English the correct spelling has a double ‘l’.