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Meanings of have a wingspan in English
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Usage of have a wingspan in English
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The next-generation Solar Impulse, known as HB-SIB, will have a wingspan of more than 236 feet.
2
Northern albatross have a wingspan of more than three metres and are classed as an at-risk species.
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They have a wingspan of up to 2.6 metres and it can lift prey weighing up to 8kg.
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The new model will have a roomier, pressurized cockpit allowing the pilot to nap, and will have a wingspan of more than 260 feet.
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In its crouched position, the dragon will be about 3½ feet high and have a wingspan of about 8½ feet.
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When completed it will have a wingspan of 200 feet (similar to that of an Airbus A340) and weigh around 3,300 pounds.
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It looks like a stingray and has a wingspan of 3 feet.
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The tiny Cri Cri has a wingspan of a bit more than 16 feet.
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This one had a wingspan of at least eight inches.
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The guy has a wingspan like a condor.
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The sea eagle flapping imperiously across the tree line has a wingspan of well over two metres.
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He was just about a foot and a half long and he had a wingspan of thirty-five inches.
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The 5,000-pound, zero-emission plane has a wingspan longer than that of the Boeing 747.
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The solar powered airplane, which can fly at night on battery power, has a wingspan of more than 208 feet.
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It has a wingspan of over 8ft and is capable of taking cats and dogs for its prey at whim.
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This new model has a wingspan of 72m, which is wider than a 747 jumbo jet.