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1 flying
I[΄flaiiŋ] n թռիչք, օդագնացություն: high-altitude/blind flying բարձր/կույր թռիչքII[΄flaiiŋ] a թռչող. a flying fish/saucer թռչող ձուկ/ափսե. flying Fortress Թռչող ամրոց (ինքնա թիռի տեսակ). flying Royal Corps Օդաչու ների թագավորական կորպուս. flying hours թռիչքի ժամեր. a flying visit փխբ. հպանցիկ այցելություն -
2 FLYING-BOOM REFUELLING
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3 FLYING WING
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4 FLYING CONTROLS
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5 FLYING COLUMN
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6 FLYING SHOT
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7 FLYING SQUADRON
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8 FLYING SPEED
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9 FLYING OPERATIONS
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10 FLYING BOMB
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11 FLYING FIELD
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12 FLYING CAMP
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13 FLYING OFFICER
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14 FLYING BUTTRESS
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15 flying sparks
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16 ALL-FLYING FOREPLANES
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17 ALL-FLYING TAIL PLANES
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18 MIDDLE LATITUDE FLYING
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19 AMPHIBIAN FLYING BOAT
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20 SHIN MEIWA FLYING BOAT
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