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Significados de drogue en inglés

portugués
biruta
catalán
mitjó

A truncated cloth cone mounted on a mast; used (e.g., at airports) to show the direction of the wind.

biruta

A parachute used to decelerate an object that is moving rapidly.

Restraint consisting of a canvas covered frame that floats behind a vessel; prevents drifting or maintains the heading into a wind.

Uso de drogue en inglés
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Beyond it he could see the gleaming metal ribbons of the drogue chute.
The Quantum Jump
2
They quickly pulled it in and set out the rucksack drogue.
The Guardian
3
They are attached to the drogue using a three-ring release system.
Wired
4
Edward came up and stood beside me as the drogue was trailed overboard.
The Pariah
5
The record-setting flight used a probe-and-drogue system, similar to what the Navy uses today.
Wired
6
As the men started to bail they knew they needed a new drogue, fast.
The Guardian
7
A small drogue parachute was released as planned, followed by the three main parachutes.
Wired
8
I brought up Fulgham's near-lethal spin and Kittinger's drogue-chute cravat.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
9
When the top dome is off it will drag the drogue out as well.
Wired
10
If we do it this way, we may have to kill their drogue riders.
Wizard and glass
11
Greatest distance of free fall without a drogue chute.
Wired
12
It wasn't enough, so they took off the mainsail to use as a drogue, too.
The Guardian
13
The drogue slowed their free-fall speed from two people to that of a single skydiver.
The book of spies
14
At four hundred metres, the drogue chute shot up.
The Naked God
15
That maudite drogue, that coffee, this morning, has made me as thirsty as a panthère.
Verner's Pride
16
Since we don't, we'll move in column-mefirst, Jake pushing Susannah behind, and you on drogue.
The waste lands
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Translations for drogue
portugués
biruta
catalán
mitjó
Drogue a través del tiempo