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Meanings of hydrofoil in English
Catalan
hidroala A speedboat that is equipped with winglike structures that lift it so that it skims the water at high speeds.
Usage of hydrofoil in English
1
The hydrofoil headed out...to international waters or to some other hidden berth.
2
The hydrofoil would hang back, ready to intercede with its guns if necessary.
3
It's a self-propelling, human-powered hydrofoil, which lets you skate across water by hopping.
4
She watched the hydrofoil banking away, heading out toward deeper waters.
5
Rachel watched a large hydrofoil swing around the fort, tilted up on skids.
6
The hydrofoil, which had seemed to drop anchor, was on the move again.
7
The stairs led to the open stern of the hydrofoil.
8
Two hours later, the hydrofoil had sailed up to an island in the Mediterranean.
9
The steader hydrofoil bounced along the waves as they made their way to the port.
10
The hydrofoil slowed and settled deeper into the water.
11
There are regular ferry and hydrofoil services to Ischia.
12
A hydrofoil package and fifteen hundred tons of cargo.
13
A hydrofoil to Athens takes around 90 minutes.
14
She has a hydrofoil, a sailboat, a good-sized cabin cruiser, and a couple little power launches.
15
For Hell's new lava, we used a liquid motion package designed by these hydrofoil designers in Germany.
16
If he could get under it...put it between him and the hydrofoil...
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Translations for hydrofoil
Portuguese
Hydrofoil through the time