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Meanings of autogiro in English
Synonyms
Examples for "autogyro"
Examples for "autogyro"
1
I love the autogyro which could take off and land vertically.
2
The rotor of her autogyro whined and snarled with the speed of her dive.
3
It's being installed in your autogyro as we speak.
4
She sprinted to the flight deck and her autogyro.
5
I would argue that my autogyro is far less dependent on its engine than Eszterhazy's 'plane.
1
A NORTHERN Ireland businessman has embarked an attempt to break a world record by flying a gyroplane around the world.
2
He aims to fly 27,000 miles, stopping off in 25 countries, and thus becoming the first person to circumnavigate the world in a gyroplane.
3
"Let us see your gyroplane, I mean aeroscope-whateverit is you call it," asked Kennedy.
Usage of autogiro in English
1
When you cut your motor, the windmill slows down gradually, and the autogiro glides to earth.
2
He asked permission to land an autogiro on what used to be the sheep fields in Central Park.
3
A long while ago we chanced to guess that the autogiro was the principle along which flying would ultimately be developed.
4
Some of the advantages of the autogiro over the airplane are: 1) It takes off at a slow speed.
5
The New Yorker, February 6, 1937 P. 38 Mentions a new experimental autogiro, which can fold its rotary blades.
6
The New Yorker, May 23, 1931 P. 51 Visit to the Holmes airport to see and ride in an autogiro.
7
The New Yorker, November 1, 1930 P. 9 Talk story of description of a ride in an autogiro; and how it works.
8
He is also interested in autogiros.
Frequent collocations
Autogiro through the time