elevators

英 [ˈɛlɪveɪtəz]

美 [ˈɛləˌveɪtərz]

n.  谷仓; 粮仓; (飞行器的)升降舵
elevator的复数

柯林斯词典

• 电梯
  Anelevatoris a device that carries people up and down inside buildings.

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 lift

双语例句

• Can not play in subways or elevators or anywhere else where your cell phone does not work.
  不能在一些例如电梯和地铁这样的手机不能工作的地方玩。
• Today, elevators are computerized and passengers program the elevator's controls by pressing the appropriate buttons.
  而今电梯已经计算机化了。乘客只须按下适当的按钮，便可以安排好控制电梯的程序。
• In crowded elevators and airplanes, mobile phone users lack volume control.
  在拥挤的电梯和飞机上，打手机的人们不会对自己的音量加以控制。
• Freight elevators are found in office and residential buildings across the country.
  美国的办公楼和居民楼都能找到货运电梯的身影。
• This has a particular affect on elevators in that many have been turned off to save electricity.
  这对电梯产生了重要的影响，所以许多电梯被关闭以节省电能。
• Meet me by the elevators. I'll come down.
  在电梯处碰头，我下了。
• We should not smoke in elevators!
  我们不应该在电梯里吸烟！
• Conventionally, in an emergency situation, elevators in high-rise buildings are used by firefighters only.
  按照惯例，在紧急情况下，高层建筑的电梯仅供消防人员使用。
• A lever used by a pilot to control the ailerons and elevators of an airplane.
  飞行员用来控制飞机升降舵和副翼的杠杆。
• The building also has mechanical and electrical systems, such as elevators, heating and cooling systems, and lighting systems.
  建筑物也有机械和电力系统，比如电梯、加热和冷却系统、照明系统等。