In 1936 Germany Began regular transatlantic airship passenger service.

We watched the airship ascend into the sky.

我们目送着飞厗升上了天空.

The Martian kidnaps television station Reporter Ta Li and her pet dog on the airship.

火星人将电视台记者娜塔莉和她的爱犬劫持到飞船上.

After duty general headquarters decision replenishment stoff, selects machine the implementation airship launch.

在任务总指挥部决定加注火箭推进剂后, 择机实施飞船发射.

When from ground 1 meter, turns on the landing cushion engine, the airship safe landing.

在距离地面1米时, 打开着陆缓冲发动机, 飞船安全着陆.

Battle hundreds of monsters as you travel by land, sea, and airship!

当你在陆地上冒险的时候,需要对付数以百计的怪物, 想要越过海洋得找到飞艇!

The airship was completely burnt in a few seconds.

飞艇在几秒钟里烧成灰烬.

The frame of an airship is made of light but strong metal.

飞船的框架是用轻而坚固的金属制成的.

The airship circled at sea.

飞艇在海面打圈子.

If necessary, the airship can stay up there for days to keep out of danger.

必要时，飞艇能在那里停留数天以躲避危险。

Later, balloons were made in the shape of a cigar . These were called airships.

后来, 气球被制成雪茄烟的形状, 称为飞艇.

The invention has the advantages of applicability to control of high altitude airships, and high accuracy.

本发明适合于高空飞艇控制, 准确性高.

Being both lighter than air and nonflammable, helium is used to inflate balloons and airships.

由于既比空气轻又不可燃, 氦用作充气球和飞艇.

Non-rigid airships commonly were called blimps.

非 硬式飞艇一般称做软式小飞艇.

At last they stopped making airships.

最后,停止了飞艇的制造.

Airships developed from balloons, the first successful method of human flight.

飞艇是从人类飞行的最初成果气球发展而来的.

One of the largest airships was called the Hindenburg.

最大的飞艇之一被叫作汉顿伯格号.

Airships cost much more to design, build, and operate than airplanes.

飞艇从设计 、 造到运行,成本都比飞机高许多.

Doug Johnson and I tell the story of airships.

我和杜格·翰逊为大家播讲飞艇的故事.

Stratospheric airship platform includes soft, rigid and semirigid airships.

平流层飞艇平台可分为软式飞艇 、 硬式飞艇和半硬式飞艇.

The reason for the British bias towards airships at this stage is not hard to deduce.

弄清英国人在这个阶段如此热衷于建造飞艇的原因并不难.