altitudes

英 [ˈæltɪtjuːdz]

美 [ˈæltɪˌtudz]

n.  海拔; 海拔高度; 高程; (海拔高的)高处，高地
altitude的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 海拔
  If something is at a particularaltitude, it is at that height above sea level.
  1. The aircraft had reached its cruising altitude of about 39,000 feet...
     飞机已到达约3.9万英尺的巡航高度。
  2. The following day I ran my first race at high altitude.
     第二天我第一次在高海拔地区参加了赛跑。

双语例句

• After it leaves China and the high altitudes, the Mekong becomes wide, brown and warm.
  当它流出中国，流出高地之后，湄公河变宽了，河水变成黄褐色，也变暖了。
• In these altitudes, snow never melts.
  在这么高的地方，积雪终年不化。
• It is difficult to breathe at these altitudes.
  在这些高的地方呼吸感到困难。
• There's stable conditions. The weather at higher altitudes is generally better.
  这个阶段条件很稳定。高度越高，天气状况通常越好。
• Scientists are selectively breeding rubber trees to thrive at higher altitudes and trying to make them mature faster.
  科学家正在选择性地培养橡胶树，从而让它们能在更高纬度茁壮生长，而且正在设法让它们更快成熟。
• At high altitude you have jet streams, and the wind velocity is not the same at all altitudes.
  在高海拔处会有高速气流，风速在不同的海拔处，并不相同。
• High altitudes, cold sea water and pollen can prevent certain groups of people to visiting these areas.
  高纬度，冰冷的海水和花粉可能去阻止一些人去这些地方。
• Mountain climbers use oxygen when they reach higher altitudes.
  登山者在到达高海拔地区时使用氧气。
• A attaining altitudes of over one hundred metres.
  这火箭能达到100米以上的海拔高度。
• The air is not rare at low altitudes.
  在低纬度地区，空气不会稀薄。