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hydroplane

/ˈhaɪ.drə.pleɪn/

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noun

/ˈhaɪ.drə.pleɪn/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее либо самолёт, предназначенный для взлёта и посадки на воду, либо моторную лодку с корпусом, предназначенным для скольжения по поверхности воды на высокой скорости.

A noun referring to either an aircraft designed to take off from and land on water, or a motorboat with a hull designed to skim the surface of the water at high speed.

  1. SeaplaneB2formal

    An aircraft designed to take off from and land on water, typically using floats or a hull.

    ruГидросамолет

    • The hydroplane landed smoothly on the lake.
    • They used a hydroplane to reach the remote island.
    • The pilot expertly maneuvered the hydroplane onto the water.

    Synonymsfloatplaneseaplane

  2. High-speed boatB2formal

    A motorboat designed with a hull that lifts it to skim across the water's surface at high speeds.

    ruСкоростной катер

    • The hydroplane raced across the bay at incredible speed.
    • He piloted a custom-built hydroplane in the competition.
    • The hydroplane's design allows it to glide just above the water.

    Synonymsmotorboatpowerboatspeedboat

Forms
  • hydroplanes plural form
  • hydroplanes' possessive plural form
  • hydroplane's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈhaɪ.drə.pleɪn/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания действия транспортного средства, особенно автомобиля или лодки, которое скользит или движется неуправляемо по мокрой поверхности, обычно из-за потери сцепления с дорогой, вызванной водой.

A verb used to describe the act of a vehicle, especially a car or boat, skimming or sliding uncontrollably on a wet surface, typically due to loss of traction caused by water.

  1. Travel in a hydroplaneB2formal

    To move smoothly over the surface of water using a hydroplane, a type of fast motorboat designed to skim the water.

    ruПередвигаться на гидроплане

    • The racing team hydroplaned across the lake at high speed.
    • We spent the afternoon hydroplaning on the river.
    • He learned to hydroplane safely during his boating course.

    Synonymsaquaplaneglideplaneskim

  2. Slide uncontrollably on wet surfaceB2formal

    For a vehicle to lose traction and slide on a wet road, often due to a layer of water between the tires and the road.

    ruАквапланировать

    • The car hydroplaned on the rainy highway and nearly crashed.
    • Drivers are warned to slow down to avoid hydroplaning.
    • She felt the steering wheel go light as the vehicle began to hydroplane.

    Synonymsaquaplane

Forms
  • hydroplaned past participle
  • hydroplaned past simple
  • hydroplaning present participle
  • hydroplanes third person singular