航 - háng - Chinese character definition, English meaning and stroke order

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航

háng

Definition

boat
ship
craft
to navigate
to sail
to fly

Character Decomposition

Related words (90)

air terminal

course; direction (a ship or plane is heading in)

chart

space flight

airline emblem; travel company seal

aerial photograph

air rights

buoy; channel marker; signal light

model plane or ship

air or sea voyage (seen as an individual, countable item); flight; voyage

航段

háng duàn

leg of air or sea voyage

航母

háng mǔ

aircraft carrier; abbr. for 航空母艦

航海

háng hǎi

sailing; navigation; voyage by sea

flight

flight; passage; sea or air distance

aviation

airport terminal; air terminal

航線

háng xiàn

air or shipping route

航艦

háng jiàn

aircraft carrier; abbr. for 航空母艦

航船

háng chuán

ship (e.g. providing regular passenger service)

航行

háng xíng

to sail; to fly; to navigate

shipping; transport

wake (of ship); flight path

航速

háng sù

speed (of ship or plane)

航道

háng dào

waterway; ship channel

air mail

astronaut

spacecraft

space agency

lighted buoy; channel marking light; signal light

mariner; seafarer

navigator

flight schedule

aviation industry

airmail letter

aircraft

aviation science

aviation agency

aeronautics

airfield; aerodrome

air terminal

aviation line

space center

space shuttle

nautical ephemeris

aviation industry

airline; airline company

航空母艦

háng kōng mǔ jiàn

aircraft carrier; (coll.) (fig.) sth huge; (like) a whale

airmail

aerogram

air self-defense force

航空航天局

háng kōng háng tiān jú

air and space agency

航空母艦戰鬥群

háng kōng mǔ jiàn zhàn dòu qún

carrier-based vanguard group (CBVG); naval battle group led by an aircraft carrier

偏航

piān háng

to diverge (from bearing, flight path etc); off course; to yaw

停航

tíng háng

to stop running (of flight of shipping service); to suspend service (flight, sailing); to interrupt schedule

出航

chū háng

to set out (on a trip)

啟航

qǐ háng

(of a ship) to set sail; (of an aeroplane) to take off; also written 起航

to return to port

space flight

navigation

to cruise

a naval escort; to convoy

操航

cāo háng

to take the helm; to steer (a ship)

civil aviation

direct flight; to fly directly

續航

xù háng

endurance; long term continuous travel or use

試航

shì háng

test flight (of aircraft); sea trial (of ship)

起航

qǐ háng

(of a ship) to set sail; (of an aeroplane) to take off; also written 啟航

返航

fǎn háng

to return to the point of departure

distant sea voyage

off course; lost (of ship or plane); having lost one's way

通航

tōng háng

connected by air, sea traffic or service

領航

lǐng háng

navigation; navigator; to navigate

main channel

maiden voyage

astronaut

space agency

spacesuit

navigator (on a plane or boat)

escort vessel

navigator

chemical bomb

satellite navigation; sat-nav

cruise missile

to tack against the wind (sailing)

民航班機

mín háng bān jī

civilian plane; commercial flight

衛星導航系統

wèi xīng dǎo háng xì tǒng

satellite navigation system; sat-nav

國家航空公司

guó jiā háng kōng gōng sī

flag carrier

反艦艇巡航導彈

fǎn jiàn tǐng xún háng dǎo dàn

anti-ship cruise missile

核動力航空母艦

hé dòng lì háng kōng mǔ jiàn

nuclear-powered aircraft carrier

Idioms (1)

棧山航海

zhàn shān háng hǎi

to have a long and hard journey (idiom)

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