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1 takeoff
takeoff ['teɪk.ɔf] n1) parody: parodia f2) : despegue m (de un avión o cohete)n.• despegue (Aeronáutica) s.m.v.• despegar (aviación) v.• despegue v.'teɪkɔːf, 'teɪkɒf1) ( Aviat) despegue m, decolaje m (AmL)the plane is ready for takeoff — el avión está listo para despegar or (AmL tb) decolar
2) (caricature, imitation) (colloq) parodia f['teɪkɒf]N1) (Aer, Econ) despegue m2) (=imitation) imitación f, parodia f3) (Mech)power takeoff — toma f de fuerza
* * *['teɪkɔːf, 'teɪkɒf]1) ( Aviat) despegue m, decolaje m (AmL)the plane is ready for takeoff — el avión está listo para despegar or (AmL tb) decolar
2) (caricature, imitation) (colloq) parodia f -
2 takeoff
nAIR TRANSP despegue m -
3 takeoff
s.1 imitación (imitation)2 despegue (of plane, economy)decolaje (Am.)3 toma de fuerza.4 parodia.5 arranque económico. -
4 takeoff ability
nAIR TRANSP aptitud de despegue f -
5 takeoff area
nAIR TRANSP zona de despegue f -
6 takeoff distance available
nAIR TRANSP distancia disponible de despegue fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > takeoff distance available
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7 takeoff distance required
nAIR TRANSP distancia requerida de despegue fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > takeoff distance required
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8 takeoff flight path
nAIR TRANSP trayectoria de vuelo de despegue f -
9 takeoff funnel
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10 takeoff phase
nAIR TRANSP fase de despegue f -
11 takeoff power rating
nAIR TRANSP potencia de despegue homologada f -
12 takeoff reel
nCINEMAT carrete desenrollador m -
13 takeoff run
nAIR TRANSP carrera de despegue f, recorrido de despegue m -
14 takeoff speed
nAIR TRANSP velocidad de despegue f -
15 takeoff-monitoring system
nAIR TRANSP sistema monitor de despegue mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > takeoff-monitoring system
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16 conventional takeoff and landing
n (CTOL)AIR TRANSP, MILIT despegue y aterrizaje convencional mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > conventional takeoff and landing
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17 jet-assisted takeoff
AIR TRANSP despegue asistido por cohete m, despegue con ayuda de reactores m, despegue con cohetes auxiliares m -
18 rocket-assisted takeoff
AIR TRANSP despegue asistido por cohete m, despegue con ayuda de reactores m, despegue con cohetes auxiliares mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > rocket-assisted takeoff
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19 vertical takeoff
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20 aborted takeoff
nAIR TRANSP despegue abortado m, despegue interrumpido m
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takeoff — {n.} 1. Departure of an airplane; the act of becoming airborne. * /The nervous passenger was relieved that we had such a wonderfully smooth takeoff./ 2. Imitation; a parody. * /Vaughn Meader used to do a wonderful takeoff on President Kennedy s… … Dictionary of American idioms
takeoff — {n.} 1. Departure of an airplane; the act of becoming airborne. * /The nervous passenger was relieved that we had such a wonderfully smooth takeoff./ 2. Imitation; a parody. * /Vaughn Meader used to do a wonderful takeoff on President Kennedy s… … Dictionary of American idioms
takeoff — noun a) The rising or ascent aircraft or rocket into flight. The flight was smooth, but the takeoff was a little rough. b) A parody or lampoon of someone or something … Wiktionary
takeoff — noun 1. Departure of an airplane; the act of becoming airborne. The nervous passenger was relieved that we had such a wonderfully smooth takeoff. 2. Imitation; a parody. Vaughn Meader used to do a wonderful takeoff on President Kennedy s speech … Словарь американских идиом