mast
英 /mɑːst/美 /mæst/
释义
n. 桅, 桅杆, 杆\nvt. 装桅杆于 mast cell 肥大细胞;柱状细胞 at half mast ◎下半旗(志哀) before the mast ◎在前桅的前部分,在艏;在艏楼
例句
While a ketch offers these advantages to cruisers, they may also be more expensive because of the added mast and sail.
尽管双桅帆给水手们提供了这些优势,它们也因为这额外的桅杆和船帆而造价更加昂贵。
She says the boat would be shaped like a capsule, powered by a small nuclear engine, and though there would be no sail, it would have a mast to hold a camera.
斯托芬表示,探测船将被制成胶囊状,并由一个小型核动力引擎驱动,尽管不会有帆,但船上会有一个固定照相机的桅杆。
