bulkhead

中英词典

bulkhead: [ˈbʌlk.hed]

名词

1. （船舶、飞机等的）隔板，舱壁

2. （房屋内的）隔墙，隔断

形容词

1. 隔板的，舱壁的

2. 大块的，庞大的

词语辨析

bulkhead 一般指船舶、飞机等的隔板，而在房屋内则指隔墙、隔断。

词汇扩充

bulkhead door: 隔板门

bulkhead fitting: 隔板配件

近义词

partition, divider, wall

反义词

open space

柯林斯词典

bulkhead: A bulkhead is a vertical wall which separates the different parts of a ship or aircraft.

牛津词典

bulkhead: A partition that divides a ship or aircraft into compartments.

用法

1. The bulkhead of the ship was damaged in the collision.

2. The office was divided into cubicles by bulkheads.

3. The bulkhead door was securely locked.

4. The airplane has bulkhead fittings to ensure safety.

5. They removed the bulkhead to create an open space in the room.

6. The soundproof bulkhead separated the noisy engine room from the living quarters.

7. The captain ordered the crew to reinforce the damaged bulkhead.

8. The bulkhead was painted white to brighten up the narrow corridor.

9. The bulkhead compartments were used for storage on the ship.

10. The emergency exit was located next to the bulkhead.

11. The children were playing hide and seek behind the bulkhead.

12. The bulkhead was designed to withstand high pressure.

13. The aircraft's bulkhead had a small window for the pilots to see outside.

14. The noise from the engine room was muffled by the bulkhead.

15. Passengers were seated in the bulkhead row for extra legroom.

16. The bulkhead was marked with safety instructions in case of emergency.

17. The crew secured the cargo behind the bulkhead before takeoff.

18. The bulkhead was reinforced with steel beams for added support.

19. The company logo was displayed on the office bulkhead.

20. The damaged bulkhead needed to be replaced before the ship could sail again.