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Chinook [tʃi'nu:k]

n. 哥伦比亚河口北岸的印第安人

An RAF Chinook helicopter kicks up the dust for Royal Marine Commandos during Operation Silica in Afghanistan.
英国皇家海军陆战队在阿富汗的战场上。
The creators of Chinook, a computer program that plays checkers, now argue that it is unbeatable by human or computer competition.
契努克族印第安语的创建者，玩检验员的一个电脑程式，现在主张，它由人类或电脑竞争是无敌的。
Salmon fishing, traditional to Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest( particularly the Chinook) still remains an Oregon industry.
钓鮭鱼为西北部太平洋地区（其是在奇诺克地区）美国原住民的传统生活方式，而现在依旧是奥勒冈州的工业之一。

chinook

[ noun ]

a warm dry wind blowing down the eastern slopes of the Rockies

<noun.phenomenon>

a member of an important North American Indian people who controlled the mouth of the Columbia river; they were organized into settlements rather than tribes

<noun.person>

pink or white flesh of large Pacific salmon

<noun.food>

a Penutian language spoken by the Chinook

<noun.communication>

large Pacific salmon valued as food; adults die after spawning

<noun.animal>

Chinook \Chi*nook"\, n.
1. (Ethnol.) One of a tribe of North American Indians now
living in the state of Washington, noted for the custom of
flattening their skulls. Chinooks also called {Flathead
Indians}.

2. A warm westerly wind from the country of the Chinooks,
sometimes experienced on the slope of the Rocky Mountains,
in Montana and the adjacent territory.

3. A jargon of words from various languages (the largest
proportion of which is from that of the Chinooks)
generally understood by all the Indian tribes of the
northwestern territories of the United States.

Out West, a high wind watch was posted this morning for the northwest Chinook zone of Wyoming and the southeast portion of the state.
Chinook was established in 1986 by the founding Stranahan family to maintain a dominant voice in Champion's affairs.
Nine soldiers died and nine were injured when the CH-47D Chinook went down northeast of Chico, officials said.
He said the Chinook had 'one of the better safety records'. The machine which crashed had recently been upgraded at the headquarters of Boeing Helicopters.
Several hours later, a Chinook troop transport helicopter landed on the nearby beach in a cloud of green smoke from a marker grenade.
"Sometimes we had no aircraft control," said Chief Warrant Officer Myron Babcock, a pilot with 16 years of experience flying Chinook helicopters.
The RAF Chinook fleet is half-way through a modernisation programme which is intended to prolong their working lives by up to 20 years.
Chinook salmon, introduced into Lake Michigan more than 25 years ago to control an alien alewife population, are the dominant sport fish in the lake and make up more than half the catch, according to Wisconsin record keepers.
The unit, which has about $800 million in annual sales, has one main product, the CH-47 Chinook.
In the most recent Chinook accident, five servicemen were killed in a crash in Honduras on Dec. 8.
Boeing Co. is in negotiations with the Turkish government to build between 50 and 100 Chinook helicopters in that country, the Puget Sound (Wash.) Business Journal reported.
IRNA said Mohammad Hossein Eftekhari, a Parliament deputy from Rudbar, a city in Gilan, was killed in the crash of the Chinook helicopter near Kelishom, 100 miles northwest of Tehran.
IRNA said 10 C-131 transport planes and 30 Chinook helicopters helped evacuate victims after the weather had improved.
The clinching argument, though, was supplied by the ice-melting Chinook winds that invade periodically in winter.
The Chinook was based at Palmerola Air Base.
China is interested in buying at least a dozen Boeing Co. CH-47D Chinook military helicopters, a Chinese military officer said, the Associated Press reported from Beijing.
The Dallas Morning News reported Friday that last year Barbouti ordered parts identified in documents as replacement equipment for CH-47 Chinook helicopters, C-130 cargo planes and French-made Mirage jet fighters.
The National Marine Fisheries Service, a federal agency, is requiring the bureau to re-evaluate its plan in order to protect the Chinook, which is considered a threatened species under federal law and an endangered species under state law.
The Army lifted a two-month grounding order on some of its CH-47D Chinook medium-lift helicopters Thursday, saying it had identified vibration as the most probable cause of oil cooling fan failures earlier this year.
Four of the other 14 relief workers aboard the U.S.-built Chinook transport were critically injured when it crashed in bad weather in the mountainous Kelishom region in the southern sector of the quake zone.
But as the cost of the Chinook has risen, the Army has been refurbishing its existing helicopters rather than purchasing new ones, and the aerospace firm has had to look elsewhere for buyers.
The close-up is a simple picture of quiet relaxation _ a man wearing a U.S. Forest Service hat casts his line into the water in hopes of hooking a spring Chinook salmon.
Barclay said the CH-47 Chinook helicopter crashed at 2 p.m. EST near the Caribbean port of La Ceiba, 235 miles north of Tegucigalpa. He said the aircraft was almost completely destroyed.
The Shetland accident was caused by a mechanical problem which has been rectified. Poor weather was a factor when three servicemen were killed in a Chinook crash in the Falkland Islands in 1986.
Here is a list of some accidents in recent years involving twin-rotor Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopters, which have been grounded by the Army for transmission inspections.
The first Chinook CH-47D entered Army service in 1979, replacing older CH-47 models.
Last August and again in October, the Army grounded most of its Chinook fleet after problems were found in the helicopter's transmission oil cooling fan.

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