Definition of air-to-air in English:

air-to-air

adjective ˌɛːtuːˈɛːˌɛrtəˈɛr

Directed or operating from one aircraft to another in flight.
空对空的
an air-to-air missile
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, direct air-to-air combat they're not very good at because of their status of training and their equipment and their status of spare parts.
- We will be covering the flights of the Stormbird and will be presenting air-to-air photographs of this World War Two classic in an upcoming issue.
- For air-to-air combat Stinger missiles can be fitted.
- This aircraft can carry up to 3,800 kg of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, bombs and munitions.
- Missiles replaced guns as the main air-to-air weapons.
- The company buys from armed forces' obsolete stocks of air-to-air or air-to-ground ammunition.
- The Air Force's two 707 air-to-air refuelling aircraft on deployment are due to return home soon.
- Although other factors contributed to the outcomes in both the Bekaa Valley and the Falklands, the air-to-air missile clearly had come of age.
- Some added more flight time by posing as enemy aircraft for air-to-air battles.
- A great big thanks to Kurt Wien for the use of his airplane and his talent to make the air-to-air photo session a success.
- Pilots conduct most air-to-air training over the Yellow Sea, west of Kunsan.
- He is credited with 14.5 air-to-air victories and logged more combat hours than any other American pilot during WWII.
- We brief these rules before every air-to-air flight, along with out-of-control procedures.
- The very first air-to-air missile was an aircraft rocket designed primarily for antiballoon or anti-Zeppelin work.
- In the air-to-air role, the radar operates in search, track and combat modes.
- The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling.
- The air-to-air refuelling probe is retracted into the aircraft to retain the aerodynamic profile.
- It is armed with new powerful air-to-ground and air-to-air missiles, a cannon, and an increased weapon payload.
- In the general aviation field, what is the frequency for air-to-air communications and where may I find such information as a pilot?
- The world's most potent and technologically advanced short-range air-to-air missile has been accepted into service for the Hornet fleet.

Definition of air-to-air in US English:

air-to-air

adjectiveˌertəˈerˌɛrtəˈɛr

attributive Directed or operating from one aircraft to another in flight.
空对空的
an air-to-air missile
Example sentencesExamples
- Although other factors contributed to the outcomes in both the Bekaa Valley and the Falklands, the air-to-air missile clearly had come of age.
- Well, direct air-to-air combat they're not very good at because of their status of training and their equipment and their status of spare parts.
- We will be covering the flights of the Stormbird and will be presenting air-to-air photographs of this World War Two classic in an upcoming issue.
- Some added more flight time by posing as enemy aircraft for air-to-air battles.
- The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling.
- For air-to-air combat Stinger missiles can be fitted.
- In the general aviation field, what is the frequency for air-to-air communications and where may I find such information as a pilot?
- The Air Force's two 707 air-to-air refuelling aircraft on deployment are due to return home soon.
- The very first air-to-air missile was an aircraft rocket designed primarily for antiballoon or anti-Zeppelin work.
- A great big thanks to Kurt Wien for the use of his airplane and his talent to make the air-to-air photo session a success.
- This aircraft can carry up to 3,800 kg of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, bombs and munitions.
- We brief these rules before every air-to-air flight, along with out-of-control procedures.
- The company buys from armed forces' obsolete stocks of air-to-air or air-to-ground ammunition.
- The air-to-air refuelling probe is retracted into the aircraft to retain the aerodynamic profile.
- He is credited with 14.5 air-to-air victories and logged more combat hours than any other American pilot during WWII.
- It is armed with new powerful air-to-ground and air-to-air missiles, a cannon, and an increased weapon payload.
- Missiles replaced guns as the main air-to-air weapons.
- The world's most potent and technologically advanced short-range air-to-air missile has been accepted into service for the Hornet fleet.
- Pilots conduct most air-to-air training over the Yellow Sea, west of Kunsan.
- In the air-to-air role, the radar operates in search, track and combat modes.

词汇	air-to-air
释义	Definition of air-to-air in English: air-to-air adjective ˌɛːtuːˈɛːˌɛrtəˈɛr Directed or operating from one aircraft to another in flight. 空对空的 an air-to-air missile Example sentencesExamples Well, direct air-to-air combat they're not very good at because of their status of training and their equipment and their status of spare parts. We will be covering the flights of the Stormbird and will be presenting air-to-air photographs of this World War Two classic in an upcoming issue. For air-to-air combat Stinger missiles can be fitted. This aircraft can carry up to 3,800 kg of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, bombs and munitions. Missiles replaced guns as the main air-to-air weapons. The company buys from armed forces' obsolete stocks of air-to-air or air-to-ground ammunition. The Air Force's two 707 air-to-air refuelling aircraft on deployment are due to return home soon. Although other factors contributed to the outcomes in both the Bekaa Valley and the Falklands, the air-to-air missile clearly had come of age. Some added more flight time by posing as enemy aircraft for air-to-air battles. A great big thanks to Kurt Wien for the use of his airplane and his talent to make the air-to-air photo session a success. Pilots conduct most air-to-air training over the Yellow Sea, west of Kunsan. He is credited with 14.5 air-to-air victories and logged more combat hours than any other American pilot during WWII. We brief these rules before every air-to-air flight, along with out-of-control procedures. The very first air-to-air missile was an aircraft rocket designed primarily for antiballoon or anti-Zeppelin work. In the air-to-air role, the radar operates in search, track and combat modes. The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling. The air-to-air refuelling probe is retracted into the aircraft to retain the aerodynamic profile. It is armed with new powerful air-to-ground and air-to-air missiles, a cannon, and an increased weapon payload. In the general aviation field, what is the frequency for air-to-air communications and where may I find such information as a pilot? The world's most potent and technologically advanced short-range air-to-air missile has been accepted into service for the Hornet fleet. Definition of air-to-air in US English: air-to-air adjectiveˌertəˈerˌɛrtəˈɛr attributive Directed or operating from one aircraft to another in flight. 空对空的 an air-to-air missile Example sentencesExamples Although other factors contributed to the outcomes in both the Bekaa Valley and the Falklands, the air-to-air missile clearly had come of age. Well, direct air-to-air combat they're not very good at because of their status of training and their equipment and their status of spare parts. We will be covering the flights of the Stormbird and will be presenting air-to-air photographs of this World War Two classic in an upcoming issue. Some added more flight time by posing as enemy aircraft for air-to-air battles. The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling. For air-to-air combat Stinger missiles can be fitted. In the general aviation field, what is the frequency for air-to-air communications and where may I find such information as a pilot? The Air Force's two 707 air-to-air refuelling aircraft on deployment are due to return home soon. The very first air-to-air missile was an aircraft rocket designed primarily for antiballoon or anti-Zeppelin work. A great big thanks to Kurt Wien for the use of his airplane and his talent to make the air-to-air photo session a success. This aircraft can carry up to 3,800 kg of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, bombs and munitions. We brief these rules before every air-to-air flight, along with out-of-control procedures. The company buys from armed forces' obsolete stocks of air-to-air or air-to-ground ammunition. The air-to-air refuelling probe is retracted into the aircraft to retain the aerodynamic profile. He is credited with 14.5 air-to-air victories and logged more combat hours than any other American pilot during WWII. It is armed with new powerful air-to-ground and air-to-air missiles, a cannon, and an increased weapon payload. Missiles replaced guns as the main air-to-air weapons. The world's most potent and technologically advanced short-range air-to-air missile has been accepted into service for the Hornet fleet. Pilots conduct most air-to-air training over the Yellow Sea, west of Kunsan. In the air-to-air role, the radar operates in search, track and combat modes.
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