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1 altitude
1. n 2. a◊to express the altitude — чітко вказувати висоту (напр. під час заходження на посадку)
to reach an altitude of... — досягнути висоти...
•- aerodrome altitude - altimetric altitude - apparent altitude - area minimum altitude - barometric altitude - base altitude - burnout altitude - cabin pressure altitude - calibrated altitude - celestial altitude - corrected altitude - critical altitude - cruising altitude - cutoff altitude - decay-safe altitude - decision altitude - density altitude - design altitude - design cruising altitude - design altitude of nozzle - engine critical altitude - en-route altitude - equivalent altitude - final approach altitude - final intercept altitude - flare-out altitude - flight altitude - fuel efficient altitude - heliocentric transfer altitude - high density altitude - holding altitude - indicated altitude - initial approach altitude - instrument altitude - minimum altitude - minimum authorized altitude - minimum decision altitude - minimum descent altitude - minimum en-route altitude - minimum safe altitude - minimum sector altitude - obstacle clearance altitude - operating altitude - perigee altitude - photographic altitude - polar altitude - preselected altitude - pressure altitude - rated altitude - reference altitude - restarting altitude - safe altitude - safety altitude - selected approach altitude - specified altitude - temperature altitude - traffic pattern altitude - transition altitude - transonic acceleration altitude - true altitude -
2 wing
n1) крило•- all-moving wing - anhedral wing - arrow-type wing - augmentor wing - back-swept wing - backswept wing - boundary layer controlled wing - braced wing - canard wing - cantilever wing - clean wing - cooling wing - crescent wing - critical wing - delta wing - dihedral wing - elliptical wing - fixed wing - flying wing - folding wing - forward-swept wing - gull wing - high wing - high-lift devices wing - infinite-span wing - inner wing - inverted-gull wing - low wing - low aspect wing - low-drag wing - lower wing - mid wing - monospar wing - movable wing - outboard wing - outer wing - pivoting wing - rectangular wing - rigid wing - rotary wing - shoulder wing - single bay wing - single-spar wing - slotted wing - stressed-skin wing - swept wing - sweptback wing - sweptforward wing - tapered wing - thin-film rectenna-equipped wing - torsion box wing - two-spar wing - upper wing - variable-area wing - variable-geometry wing - variable-incidence wing - variable-sweep wing - variable-swept wing
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