lift off

英 [ˈlɪft ɒf]

美 [ˈlɪft ɔːf]

（飞机、火箭等）起飞，升空，发射

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （飞机、火箭等）起飞，升空，发射
  When an aircraft or rocketlifts off, it leaves the ground and rises into the air.
  1. The plane lifted off and climbed steeply into the sky.
     飞机起飞并迅速爬升至空中。

英英释义

verb

• depart from the ground
  1. The plane took off two hours late
  Synonym:take off

双语例句

• If you have hyperextended knees, your heels will lift off the floor;
  如果你的膝盖超伸，那你的脚跟会离开地面。
• I watched Discovery lift off from Kennedy Space Center in a plume of smoke and flame.
  我看着发现号在一团浓烟和火焰中从肯尼迪航天中心升空。
• Remove diaphragm bolts ( 9) and lift off spring chamber ( 4).
  拆卸隔膜螺栓（9），提升弹簧腔室（4）。
• You can see this Barracks is taking loads of damage and will try to lift off to escape, but it's just not fast enough to get away from the Warp Ray.
  大家可以看到兵营正受到重击并升高设法逃离，不过它没有足够快的速度逃离“曲线激光”。
• Can the Planetary Fortress lift off?
  行星要塞能飞行吗？
• Lift off upper part of fuel filter with fuel lines connected.
  将燃油滤清器上部和连接的燃油管路一起提起。
• If Atlantis doesn't lift off by Friday, the shuttle's trip will be postponed until October.
  如果阿特兰蒂斯号周五前不能发射，它将被推迟到十月发射。
• They are watching spaceship lift off quietly.
  他们在静静地看着飞船升入太空。
• They lift off the ground to a so-called spiritual level.
  他们升举至所谓的精神层次而不脚踏实地。
• I felt an enormous weight lift off my shoulders.
  我感到一个重担从我的肩上卸了下来。