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Meanings of glide in English
Usage of glide in English
1
Unclear things glide and grapple rocks, pulling their way through the water.
2
The firing had ceased; the boat began to glide forwards once more.
3
These birds flap their wings briefly and then glide for great distances.
4
And on the days we were together, time would glide, Ocean wrote.
5
Liberal in works of charity, the adventuress can glide easily into religion.
6
The Ooboon, or blue-tongued lizards, glide in and out through the grass.
7
He put the C-54 in a long glide, headed directly toward it.
8
The glide downward stopped and the Cibola shot forward with renewed speed.
9
When he looked up again he saw Vaughan's cruiser glide by outside.
10
That long glide across the glassy water: my picture exactly of dying.
11
But the most fun way is to glide in by cable car.
12
The sprinting stroke is a direct glide ahead with the foot straight.
13
Cabre-Tofly or glide at an excessive angle of incidence; tail down.
14
He worked the slide, glide, the ellipse-anyway to express the thought.
15
An airliner typically follows a 3-degree glide path when approaching the runway.
16
Most people just glide past and theologians barely give it a glance.
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Translations for glide
Russian
Glide through the time
Glide across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common