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101 aborted take-off
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102 abortive take-off
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103 absolute ceiling
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104 acceleration area
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105 acquisition of orbit
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106 ACR
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107 acrobatic flying
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108 acrobatic flying program
< aerospace> ■ Kunstflugprogramm nEnglish-german technical dictionary > acrobatic flying program
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109 acrobatic RC glider
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110 acrobatic RC sailplane
< aerospace> ■ Kunstflug-RC-Segler mEnglish-german technical dictionary > acrobatic RC sailplane
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111 actual flight path
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112 adaptive wing
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113 additional lift
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114 adjustable fuselage support
< aerospace> ■ verstellbare Rumpfabstützung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > adjustable fuselage support
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115 adjustable-pitch propeller
English-german technical dictionary > adjustable-pitch propeller
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116 advanced blade concept helicopter
< aerospace> ■ ABC-Hubschrauber mEnglish-german technical dictionary > advanced blade concept helicopter
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117 aerator
< agri> (garden tool with sharp spike tines; for loosening soil, lawn care) ■ Vertikutierer m ; Vertikulierer m -
118 aerial
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119 aerial cartographic camera
English-german technical dictionary > aerial cartographic camera
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120 aerial mapping camera
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aerospace — aer|o|space1 [ˈeərəuspeıs US ˈerou ] adj involving the designing and building of aircraft and space vehicles ▪ the aerospace industry aerospace 2 aerospace2 n [U] the industry that designs and builds aircraft and space vehicles aerospace… … Dictionary of contemporary English
aerospace — i. The earth’s atmosphere and the space beyond it; it is considered a zone available for the flight of aircraft and spacecraft. It extends from the earth’s surface outward through the atmosphere to the farthest part of the observable universe.… … Aviation dictionary