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Significats de sailplane en anglès

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Aircraft supported only by the dynamic action of air against its surfaces.

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Fly a plane without an engine.

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Examples for "glider"
Examples for "glider"
1
Your skis are even now prepared; your glider wings await you outside.
The City of the Living Dead
2
The glider in question was exhibited at the Aeronautical Exhibition of 1868.
A History of Aeronautics
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Soon the glider overtook the sun, which set in a reverse dawn.
Strata
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The aeroplane is then, as a glider, nose-heavy-andthe distance the C.G.
The Aeroplane Speaks
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Already, the glider was lifting into the air, floating behind the towplane.
Good things I wish you
Ús de sailplane en anglès
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He looked at the two-place sailplane which sat on the tarmac.
Mercenary
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The Hungarian approached and looked at the sailplane in interest.
Mercenary
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And as the sailplane took speed, it took grace.
Mercenary
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Simulating the flight of a sailplane?
Wired
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A bronze plaque hung above it, one corner twisted and broken as if by a great heat, bearing the image of an old-fashioned sailplane.
War Of Honor
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This sailplane only has a gliding angle ratio of one to twenty-five, but it's a workhorse with a payload of some four hundred pounds.
Mercenary
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The current world altitude record of 49,009 feet in a sailplane was set in 1986 over Mount Whitney in the Sierra Nevadas of California.
Wired
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Schwenker started flying sailplanes in 1975 and competition aerobatics in 1990, according to Flyingcircusairshow.com.
Reuters
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"Sailplanes or powered?" she demanded.
Field of Dishonor
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Translations for sailplane
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Sailplane a través del temps