submarines

英 [ˌsʌbməˈriːnz]

美 [ˈsʌbməˌrinz]

n.  潜艇; 潜艇三明治，长卷三明治(用长卷面包纵向切开，内夹各种食物)
submarine的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 潜艇(亦使用缩略形式sub)
  Asubmarineis a type of ship that can travel both above and below the surface of the sea. The abbreviationsubis also used.
  1. ...a nuclear submarine.
     核潜艇
• ADJ 水下的;海底的
  Submarinemeans existing below the surface of the sea.
  1. ...submarine caves.
     海底洞穴
  2. ...submarine plants.
     海底植物
• 潜艇三明治，长卷三明治(亦使用缩略形式sub)
  Asubmarinesandwich is a long soft bread roll filled with a combination of things such as meat, cheese, eggs, and salad. The abbreviationsubis also used.

双语例句

• Submarines are already being powered by atomic energy.
  潜水艇现在已经由原子能来驱动了。
• These submarines were armed with nuclear missiles.
  这些潜艇装备有核导弹。
• Once there, it has very little defenses against submarines and torpedoes.
  建好后，它对于潜艇和水雷也没有足够的防卫。
• A shipboard system to fire rockets at submarines.
  向潜艇发射导弹的船载系统。
• US officials have also suggested that Beijing is close to deploying its first effective nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines.
  美国官员还提出，中国即将部署首批有效的核动力弹道导弹潜艇。
• The convoy was attacked by submarines.
  被护送的船队受到了潜水艇的攻击。
• Then they invented the submarines.
  因此他们发明了潜水艇。
• The R-11FM missile was designed to be launched from submarines.
  R-11FM导弹是为了能够在潜艇上发射而设计的。
• By then, China may have 70 attack submarines.
  而到那时，中国可能已经拥有了70艘攻击型潜艇。
• Depth charge: or depth bomb; Weapon used by ships or aircraft to attack submerged submarines.
  深水炸弹：由水面上船只或飞机攻击水底潜艇之武器。