UFOs

英

美

n.  不明飞行物(全写为 Unidentified Flying Object)
UFO的复数; Ufo的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 不明飞行物
  AUFOis an object seen in the sky or landing on earth which cannot be identified and which is often believed to be from another planet.UFOis an abbreviation for (缩略=) 'unidentified flying object'.
  1. There has been a surge of UFO sightings in America.
     美国不明飞行物目击事件激增。

双语例句

• There is no doubt that UFOs ( Unidentified Flying Objects) exist-many people see things in the skies that they cannot identify, ranging from aircraft to meteors.
  UFO（不明飞行物）的存在是毫无疑问的，因为有许多人在天上看到过自己无法识别的东西，从飞行器到流星应有尽有。
• I think it will not come from UFOs.
  我认为它不是来自幽浮。
• This range of events appears to substantiate the contention that UFOs possess a physical dimension.
  这一系列的事件似乎证实不明飞行物的论点，即拥有物理层面。
• From a distance, some stealth bomber technology could have been easily taken for UFOs by curiosity seekers.
  远距离观察，那些隐形战机很容易被好奇的探索者误认为是UFO。
• I'm not sure if there are UFOs.
  我不能肯定是否有不明飞行物。
• Even features about unidentified flying objects ( UFOs) are based on information obtained under the FOIA.
  甚至有关不明飞行物（UFO）的特写报道也是基于《信息自由法》所获取的信息。
• I've seen photos of UFOs in America before, but they've all looked doctored up.
  我以前看到过UFO在美国出现的照片，不过那些照片看起来都像是经过处理的。
• That is, we do not now ( sic) if UFOs exist.
  那就是，我们不知道UFO是否存在。
• Daniel: Are you stupid? They are called UFOs, so not everybody can see them.
  丹尼尔：你笨吧你，他们叫做不明飞行物，所以不是每个人都能看到的啊。
• UFOs reports were most likely to be misidentified street lamps.
  大多数情况都是市民误把街灯之类的认做UFO。