English Dictionary

cruise-climb

動詞

自動詞 航空機 通常

(aviation, usually intransitive, of an aircraft) To slowly but continuously climb during cruise flight as the aircraft's weight decreases due to fuel burnoff (done because flight at higher altitudes is more efficient but requires a lighter aircraft).

日本語の意味

航空機が巡航中に、燃料消費で重量が減少するため、より高高度での効率的な飛行を実現するために、徐々にかつ持続的に高度を上げる行動

After burning off fuel, the aircraft began to cruise-climb toward FL390 to take advantage of thinner air and improve fuel efficiency.

燃料を消費した後、機体は巡航中に徐々に高度を上げてFL390へ向かい、空気が薄いことを利用して燃料効率を改善した。

意味（1）

(aviation, usually intransitive, of an aircraft) To slowly but continuously climb during cruise flight as the aircraft's weight decreases due to fuel burnoff (done because flight at higher altitudes is more efficient but requires a lighter aircraft).

For a transatlantic crossing, the Concorde would be assigned a ~15,000-foot block of altitude; it started out at flight level 450 and gradually cruise-climbed up to between FL570 and FL600 over the mid-Atlantic before beginning to descend.

cruise-climbs （ present singular third-person ）

cruise-climbing （ participle present ）

cruise-climbed （ participle past ）

cruise-climbed （ past ）