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1 variable sweep
English-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > variable sweep
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2 variable-sweep wing
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3 variable-sweep wing
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4 variable-sweep wing
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5 wing variable sweep
змінювана [змінна] стрілоподібність крилаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of aviation terms > wing variable sweep
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6 sweep
1. n1) знесення3) зондування4) рлк. період зондування2. v1) коливатися, гойдатися2) зондувати◊•- variable sweep - wing variable sweep -
7 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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