时间：2011-02-23 15:20来源：蓝天飞行翻译 作者：航空 点击：次
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to put in a sequence . Order the items in importance from 1 to 10. organisation /..na.ze..(.)n/, organization noun 1. an association of people working together for the same cause . The World Meteorological Organization . The International Civil Aviation Organization 2. the act of putting things into a structured and sys-tematic form . The organisation of training materials for the new self-access learning centre is under way. 3. planning . Captain Scott is responsible for the organisation of examinations. organise /..na.z/, organize verb 1. to arrange into a system . Organise your notes so that you can find things easily. 2. to plan . The trip was well organised and everybody enjoyed them-selves. orientate /.ri.nte.t/ verb to locate in relation to the compass . The first step in map reading is to orientate the chart by relating the direction of land features to their representation on the chart. orientation /.ri.nte..(.)n/ noun a position in relation to the compass . The horizontal situation indicator (HSI) presents a selectable, dynamic colour display of flight progress and plan view orientation. orifice /.r.f.s/ noun an opening, mouth or vent . The liquid expands and builds up a pressure differential across an orifice which leads to the expansion chamber. origin /.r.d.n/ noun 1. a source, the place where something starts . An air mass takes on the characteristics of its place of origin. 2. the base from which a map projection is drawn . The value of convergence used is correct at the parallel of origin. original /.r.d.n(.)l/ adjective before all others, the first . The atmos-phere is said to be stable if, when a par-cel of air is displaced vertically, it tends to return to its original level. originate /.r.d.ne.t/ verb to be cre-ated or to come into being . Tropical revolving storms originate within 5–15° of the equator. . Aircraft fires after an
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