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Перевод: airship

[существительное]
воздушный корабль; дирижабль

Тезаурус:

1. "Airship flying was pretty hard work, starting every day at 4am and lasting until sunset.
2. Once, when stationed at Pulham in Norfolk, his commanding officer told him that a naval airship was drifting from the North Sea entirely out of control, as both its engines had broken down.
3. Binding later described how he was told "to arrange a crew and equipment, ladders, steps, scaffolding, cylinders of hydrogen and personnel for repair of airship skin and everything I thought necessary to salvage this airship.
4. By the end of the First World War Binding had logged more than 3,000 airship hours and established himself as one of the most experienced and, as his service record stated, "capable airship engineers."
5. From his experience with the Navy's Coastal Airships on convoy escort and anti U-boat patrols, Binding was accustomed to the perilous practice of climbing out of the gondola cockpit high above the North Sea to service the airship's two eight-cylinder 150 hp Sunbeam engines.
6. Kerry Packer has launched a complex, lowly valued and hostile bid for Bond's media interests whilst efforts to pass on stakes in British Satellite Broadcasting and Airship Industries have so far failed.
7. "I duly repaired the leads and returned to the airship and refitted the radiators.
8. The biggest hurdles are safe handling (the fire risk is appalling - see the R101 airship crash) and an energy density even lower than methane.
9. When a popular war hero emerged, like Lt William Leefe Robinson, awarded the VC in 1916 for shooting down the first enemy airship over British soil, the jobbing printers, metal benders and celluloid crimpers worked overtime.
10. Housing The Airship (to Dec) Collection of photos and pictures of buildings which housed airships.
11. But a film like When the Devil Drives (1907), in which a train is taken over by the devil and taken at great speed under the sea and into the sky, shows that length did not necessarily constrict imagination, while The Airship Destroyer (1909), with its combination of romance and action in the story of an inventor who develops a missile that will destroy an airship, shows a filmmaker drawing material from contemporary anxieties about aerial combat.