Sail or fly: sail. Aviation. Aerospace. Set sail. Flight. civil aviation

Number of strokes:10; Radical: ship; Number of strokes: 144 135

Stroke order: apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe, horizontal apostrophe.

Explain in detail:

short for Hangzhou

Famous ship; The ark [boat] sailed, and so did the boat.

"Guangyun" sailed, and the ark also. This book _.

"Jiyun" is considered as a ship and a column beam.

"Huainanzi Bamboo Book" means that there is no navigation in the river.

"Zhang Hengchuan in the Later Han Dynasty" was swallowed by whales.

Another example in Zuo Du Fu's Selected Works is that sailors and sailors are joined by two ships, which refers to the "pontoon bridge" formed by the connection of ships. Such as: bridge aviation, aircraft flight activities [aviation]. Such as: civil aviation

short for Hangzhou

Mobile ship; Navigation Today, aircraft flying in the air, such as airplanes and spaceships, are also called navigation. Such as: aviation; Aerospace; It is difficult for the aviation industry to cross the Cross Gorge, so it is impossible to sail.

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Hanban flight

[flight number]; [Flight]: the flight frequency of a passenger ship or passenger plane, which also refers to the navigation mark hángbiāo of a passenger ship or passenger plane of a certain flight.

"Navigation marks"; Buoy; Aidstonavigation〔: refers to the signs set up to guide and help ships navigate, including luminous beacons, non-luminous beacons, wireless beacons, acoustic beacons and other navigation lights.

The "light of the sea" guides ships to sail easily at sea.

[sailing]; Channel; Scope; Distancebyairorsea: refers to the cruising range of an airplane and the maximum distance that a ship can run without refueling.

"ship; Ships carrying passengers and goods sail.

[Voyage or Voyage] Number of voyages; The voyage of a ship crossing the river.

The sequence of foyagesoflights: the sequence of aircraft and ships sailing, channel hángdào.

[channel]; Waterway; Of course; Lane; The sea route [há ngduà n] is a passage for ships to sail safely in coastal areas or ports.

[Flight segment]: the one-way route of the aircraft track; Voyage identified by navigation equipment; Navigate hahang m: i.

[navigation]; Navigation refers to the sign of a ship sailing on the ocean.

[Airline logo] represents the logo route of the aviation management department or airline.

[track; Wake: the traces left on the water by ships, warships and torpedoes when sailing. In battle, we can find the enemy according to the trajectory of the enemy ship or avoid the torpedo attack according to the trajectory of the enemy torpedo.

[flight path]; Flight trajectory: the flight trajectory formed or followed by aircraft, rockets and other aircraft in the air or space.

[trackmadegood]: the actual trajectory of the plane above the earth's surface, or its schematic diagram shows the aviation há ngk not ng.

[aviation]; Aviation: the flight activities of people in the atmosphere. Including the use of aircraft, airships, hydrogen balloons and other aircraft, but generally speaking, the use of aircraft refers to the airport.

[airport]; Airport: the ground or water surface suitable for aircraft landing, with aircraft bunkers, supply and maintenance facilities. Aircraft carrier space

["Aircraft carrier"] hángmó, a model warship, is equipped with a flight deck for taking off and landing aircraft and a hangar for maintaining and storing aircraft.

The speed of the "『modelairplaneandship』" mold is similar to that of an airplane or a ship in shape and structure.

< Speed > The speed at which a ship or plane travels, that is, the distance traveled per unit time.

"Space flight"; Aerospace; [Aerospace] Interstellar flight in the solar system is called space flight, and interstellar flight outside the solar system is called aerospace map hángtú.

The aviation small-scale map route háng anàn is marked with the culture, topography and various navigation equipment of a certain area on the earth's surface.

[airline]; Flight route; Seaorairroute: the route taken by a ship or plane, also known as the "route" to Hong Kong Xi.

〖courseofashiporplane 〗; Heading direction: the sailing direction of an aircraft or ship, usually expressed by the angle formed by the route and the reference line on the horizontal plane, and rotated clockwise from the reference line to measure the sailing hángxíng.

"Navigation by water"; Sailboat: A cargo ship that can sail from one place to another by waterway in inland waters.

"navigatebyair: airmail"

Airmail, airmail or airmail is simply called shipping.

[shipping] Navigation; Transportbysea refers to the water transport industry, which is divided into inland river shipping, coastal shipping and ocean shipping.

Source:

[1] [há ng] ["_ _ "Hu Langqi, Pingtang, box. An ark formed by merging two ships. Generally refers to a ship. A pontoon bridge formed by connecting ships. Cross; Set sail.

The unfixed part of Zhou Xia's ci

Air navigation;

Kangxi strokes:10;

Page number: Page 271009 _ _ hu _ cutset _ cold _ cut,? Voice _. _ _ Ship also. Set _ Ark also. Huainanzi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Fang _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ * * * _ air also. _ Hengsi? _ Analogy _ Rivers and _ Navigation.

Another word _ _ Yuhang, the place name. Today _ Hangzhou is also.

Also known as Hangzhou. _ _ _ Weihe River _, a _ Hangzhi. _ Hangzhou, Du Ya.

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