Значения термина tailfin на английском

A photograph from the Iran Student News Agency showed a charred tailfin lying on the ground.

The spaceship-styled jet sports the hammer and sickle of the Soviet Union on its giant tailfin.

World land speed record holder Andy Green explains the importance of the tailfin to our science correspondent Jonathan Amos.

Only the tailfin remained intact.

Irish Antarctic explorer Tom Crean will feature on the tailfin of Norwegian Air International aircraft flying transatlantic routes from the Republic this summer.

RAF engineers have completed the manufacture of the Bloodhound supersonic car's tailfin - one of the most safety-critical aerodynamic surfaces on the 1,000mph vehicle.

The discovery of the 5ft-long explosive with a tailfin on Monday led to the evacuation of 1,200 homes within 220 yards of of the device.

What I was worried about was the red Chevrolet, the one with tailfins like a woman's eyebrows.

We will road-trip south in my baby blue 1959 Bonneville convertible, tailfins sweeping off the back like a Cadillac.

He fetched binoculars from his rucksack and saw the big, over-wing engine cells, the tailfins spread above the rear cargo door.

Norwegian has a tradition of putting on its tailfins the image of figures known for their innovation, pioneering achievement and for inspiring others.

Tailfins of British Airways planes are just visible through the fog at Heathrow Airport in west London December 12, 2012.

The tailfins of various wide body Boeing aircraft sit aligned and idle at Paine Field in Everett, Washington December 8, 2010.