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Maui ['maui]

n. 毛伊岛

maui

[ noun ]
the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands
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No matter who is right, the similarities in the Taiwan and Maui cases call into doubt an assumption many air travelers make about safety: that the system learns from the investigation of past disasters.
A flight attendant died when she was sucked out of the plane and 61 of the 94 other people on board were injured before the pilots safely landed the aircraft on the island of Maui.
Flo was first spotted last January off the coast of Maui and is identified by her unique tail pattern.
The dry, mostly barren island 10 miles west of Maui has been ravaged by 49 years of conventional bombing by U.S. planes and warships.
Takeshi Sekiguchi spent $600 million building the Grand Hyatt Wailea hotel in Maui, Hawaii; a Brookings Institution analyst, Anthony Downs, calculates that it could be profitable only to someone who had paid just $200 million for it.
Angela was vacationing with her family at Maui, Hawaii, in October when she dove into the surf and helped pull out a Japanese woman being swept away by a strong current.
A flash flood watch _ less urgent than a warning _ was issued Wednesday night for Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai as the weather service reported heavy rain throughout the state.
The plane landed on Maui after a large portion of the top of its fuselage separated in flight, killing a flight attendant and injuring dozens of passengers.
The NFL owners plan to meet in Maui, Hawaii, in mid-March.
Angela Marie Campanoli, now 12, dove into rough waters near her home in Maui last Oct. 5 to save a Japanese woman who was being swept out to sea.
Neighbor island hotels affected included the Kona Hilton on Hawaii Island, 445 rooms; Sheraton Kauai, 456 rooms; and Sheraton Maui, 495 rooms.
Dr. Charles Mitchell of Maui, Hawaii, said the Vietnamese government backed off an earlier agreement to let him treat the children of U.S. servicemen and Vietnamese mothers in Ho Chi Minh City.
Sensing he needed to offer more, the candidate quickly added: "On the other hand, my wife expressed a preference for Maui the other day." Cheers erupted from the crowd.
"We don't see any evidence of fire or explosion," Mr. Benson added in a telephone interview from Maui.
Claude Morgan, an employee of the Maui Waui T-shirt store, previously forced to lower the volume of a "boom-box" tape player out front, has launched a more obnoxious counterattack.
Police on Hawaii and Maui islands also checked areas where tour aircraft fly, he said.
A stewardess was killed when she was sucked out through an 18-foot hole in the plane's fuselage, but the pilot managed to land the airline safely at Kahului Airport on Maui with 94 other people aboard.
Although one of the two engines quit, the pilot and co-pilot managed to control the crippled jet and land it safely on the island of Maui 13 minutes later.
Seven remained at Maui Memorial Hospital on Sunday in stable condition with burns and lacerations, nursing supervisor Beverly Perreira said.
Passengers said that even though the plane was rocking as it headed toward the Maui airport, the landing was smooth.
The aging airliner effort was started after the roof of an Aloha Airlines 737 ripped off at 24,000 feet over Maui, Hawaii, in April 1988.
Their idea of roughing it was checking into the Maui Hyatt Regency without a reservation." After a few days, the reticence disappeared.
She reminds you of the top-of-the-line flight attendants you see on the major carriers," said Dale Randles, a Honolulu resident who flies Aloha to Maui once a week. "She was very attractive, a beautiful woman.
She cites a seven-day, $1,535 per person condo package in Maui, including air fare and car rental.
It said these interests include an 18.75 percent interest in the offshore Maui field, and a 37.5 percent interest in the onshore Kapuni field, both of which produce natural gas and condensate for the local New Zealand market.
He made the comments in an interview with The Maui News newspaper.
Thousands of acres of land have been purchased on the islands of Hawaii, Maui and Molokai, it said.
That's a rapidly growing expense in town; Maui Divers pays half of the average employee's $75-a-month cost.
We are landing without a nose gear," co-pilot Madeline "Mimi" Tompkins told the Maui airport tower in a strained but controlled voice as Capt.
A flight attendant was swept to her death and 64 of the 93 other people aboard were hurt before the crew managed to land the plane on Maui.

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