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twin-propeller-plane

/ˈtwɪn prəˈpel.ə pleɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un avion à hélice dont le moteur entraîne deux hélices tournant en sens opposés pour assurer la stabilité.

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noun

/ˈtwɪn prəˈpel.ə pleɪn/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant un avion à hélice dont le moteur entraîne deux hélices tournant en sens opposés pour assurer la stabilité.

A noun referring to an aircraft that is a propeller plane with an engine that drives two propellers in opposite directions for stability.

  1. Aircraft with two propellersB2formaltechnical

    A type of propeller-driven aircraft that has two engines, each driving a propeller, or a single engine driving two propellers in opposite directions for improved stability and performance.

    frAvion bimoteur à hélices

    • The twin-propeller-plane landed smoothly on the short runway.
    • Pilots often prefer a twin-propeller-plane for its added safety in case of engine failure.
    • We flew over the mountains in a vintage twin-propeller-plane.

    Synonymestwin-prop

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  • twin-propeller-plane's possessive singular form