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1 high-lift devices wing
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2 wing high-lift devices
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3 high lift wing devices
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4 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 -
5 device
n1) прилад; пристрій2) механізм, апарат3) обладнання◊•- active docking device - actuating device - add-in device - aircrafts anticollision device - alarm device - analog device - antiicing device - antiretraction device - antiskid device - antitopple device - arresting device - audio warning device - aural warning device - automatic course device - automatic signalling device - braking device - braking test device - cabin tightness testing device - caging device - caging device of gyroscope - cargo-handling device - cargo-loading device - cargo tie-down device - cargo-weighting device - cartridge actuated device - centering device - centering cam device - chart-matching device - circuit protection device - closure device - coding device - continuous measuring device - current devices - deicing device - detonating device - dispersion device - display device - dust protection device - eavesdropping device - electronic device - electronic storage device - engine lifting device - exchange device - explosives detecting device - fastening device - fdling device - floatation device - friction test device - gaging device - hand-held device - high lift devices - high lift wing devices - high voltage devices - hoisting device - homing device - igniting device - infra-red detection devices - insertion device - intrusion detection device - lift devices - lift dump device - lift increasing device - listening device - loading device - load transfer device - locking device - lockout device - measuring device - metering device - mooring device - navigation device - noise abatement device - noise suppression device - peripheral device - recording device - remote alarm device - safety device - safety relief device - self-centering device - self-recording device - sensing device - signalling device - solid-state device - stabilizer servicing device - stall warning device - switching device - system leakage device - termination device - through device - thrust producting device - timber-carrying suspending device - tire inflation device - tow device - tripping device - underfrequency protection device - unit load device - visual warning device - warning device - water depth measuring device - weapon detecting device - weighting device - wheel installation device - wing devices - wing extendable devices - wing high-lift devices
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