Fuselage机身
The fuselage is the central airframe structure that houses the crew, passengers, cargo, or mission equipment and connects the wings, empennage, and landing gear; it is often divided into nose, center, and aft sections for structural reference. In aerospace documentation, it appears in general arrangement drawings, structural repair manuals, weight-and-balance records, and payload bay descriptions where the main body and its station or frame positions are defined.
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Where this term appears
In localization, fuselage appears in general arrangement drawings, structural repair manuals, illustrated parts catalogs, weight-and-balance documents, and mission payload descriptions. Translators must understand that 'fuselage station' is a position reference, not a physical station, and keep terms such as airframe, empennage, and nacelle clearly separated.
Translation checks
A common mistake is reducing fuselage to 'shell' or 'body shell,' which obscures its role as the primary load-bearing structure. Another error is translating 'fuselage-mounted' word for word into awkward Chinese or confusing the fuselage with a nacelle or pod, leading to incorrect location descriptions in maintenance steps.
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