airspace

UK:  [ˈeə(r)ˌspeɪs]

US:  [ˈerˌspeɪs]

n.

1.领空;上空;空域

1 . Cho said he expects the military will be prepared to use anti-aircraft missiles in the capital should any invasions of airspace occur.
赵显五说，一旦外国飞机侵入韩国领空，他预计韩国军方准备在首都首尔动用防空导弹。

2 . He said the Palestinians could not form an army or control their own airspace, or sign military agreements with other states.
他要求巴勒斯坦不能组建一支军队或控制自己的领空，或与其他国家签署军事协定。

3 . "There's a larger policy issue within China over who has control of the airspace, " Mr Fung said last month at a year-end media briefing.
上个月，冯国经在年终的媒体吹风会上表示：“空域控制权问题，是中国内部一个涉及面较大的政策问题。”

4 . The approval of an air traffic control unit shall be obtained for a civil aircraft to conduct flight activities in a controlled airspace.
第七十四条民用航空器在管制空域内进行飞行活动，应当取得空中交通管制单位的许可。

5 . 'It was all normal, and the pilot said he was preparing to leave Brazilian airspace, ' said a Brazilian air force spokesman.
巴西空军一位发言人表示，当时一切正常，飞行员说他准备离开巴西领空。