根据上下文猜的，仅供参考！
救生弹出舱

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或
弹出装置

bomb out paddock=paddock bomb out =遠離人畜的空地

废弃的场地

bomb out (口) = 慘敗, 失敗; paddock (NZE) = field = 田地



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'the bomb out paddock' as per Albert Deng's and Wenjer's references:

'I'm up against the hills to the west side of the valley. I head for a spur, but find nothing. I land at the bomb out paddock, 3 kilometers from goal.'

-> it must be a 'designated paddock' for a club or for a club event, short of the finish line, or short of base.

In this situation, you land on a farmer's property (ie a farm), then you have to walk to the 'bomb out paddock' or the nearest road to be picked up - I guess.

Because you have made your emergency landing on a private farm, try not to have to go through paddocks which have livestock in them - because you are going to have to get your glider, or whatever it is, out of there without disrupting the farmer's operations. The club needs to have the goodwill of the property-owner - it is courtesy - otherwise the events cannot be held.

What kind of 'aircraft' is this I wonder? glider, paraglider, hang-glider...

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emergency landing = 紧急降落

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如不得不紧急降落到私人农场,要注意回我们'惨败田地'或者农场旁边的马路的路线,最好不要经过具有马牛的地方.



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a rugby field 橄榄球场 is sometimes referred to as 'the paddock'

for aerosports, 叫停场/投降场?



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references - hang gliding?:

http://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en&newwindow=1&q=bomb-out ...

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hang gliding and paragliding - here is a definition:

http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:I3azGfwjTo8J:www.chgc.as...

'Where do you land?
If conditions aren't right then we land a designated paddock at the bottom of the hill known as the bombout paddock. Otherwise we can land at any suitable paddock on our route. '

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Here it simply means the landing paddock (paragliding):

http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:WrY9HfzvtD0J:www.meatbal...

It was the last day day of the Canungra Cup and the morning saw dozens of gliders of all types take to the sky over Beechmont. By the time I finished work it was all over and I headed to the landing paddock (or bombout) to pick up Danny. He said I should finally go off Beechmont and he showed me around the bombout. That's where I should have landed.

(滑翔伞,等,德)降落场

http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:oQDUx5284r0J:life.21cn.c...

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hang gliding, paragliding. I guess, a 'reserve' or 'backup' paddock not far from the launch site - you land there if you don't get enough lift to soar - just guessing.

Bombout has another meaning in the competitions. You go to the 'bombout' and collect your 'bombout score' if you don't want to stay for the whole competition. It is different from 'goal'.

http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:xWKpDcbR3J8J:www.hgfa.as...

(Another meaning in skydiving, 'bombout' of the plane door when you jump.)

More context?
Post in sports?
Post in English Mono Kudoz pair?

This is quite a specialised word. Ask the client, or a hang gliding, paragliding club.

(If you are still stuck - try Ardmore Aerodrome? that's where the hang gliders and parapenters/paragliders are in Auckland)

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landing paddock for flights that are aborted or end early? -> 中止场/夭折地?






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'三角翼、滑翔伞、跳伞等航空运动'

中止场/夭折地 -> 指'半途中止/夭折'(不指'起飞中止')