VARIABLE GEOMETRY WING - Prevod od engleski do francuski

avion à flèche variable

variable-geometry aircraft

geometry [Brit dʒɪˈɒmɪtri, Am dʒiˈɑmətri] N

geometry

géométrie f

geometry attr lesson, book

de géométrie

I. variable [Brit ˈvɛːrɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈvɛriəb(ə)l] N (gen)

variable COMPUT, MATH

variable f

dependent/free/random variable

variable dépendante/libre/aléatoire

II. variable [Brit ˈvɛːrɪəb(ə)l, Am ˈvɛriəb(ə)l] ADJ (gen)

variable COMPUT

variable

I. wing [Brit wɪŋ, Am wɪŋ] N

1. wing ZOOL (of bird, insect):

wing

aile f

to be on the wing

être en vol

to catch insects on the wing

attraper des insectes au vol

2. wing:

wing (of building, plane, car)

aile f

wing (of armchair)

oreille f

3. wing:

wing MIL, POL (of army, party)

aile f

wing (unit in air force)

escadre f

4. wing SPORTS:

wing (player)

ailier m

wing (side of pitch)

aile f

wing (side of pitch)

côté m

to play on the right wing

être ailier droit

5. wing (on sanitary towel):

wing

ailette f

wing

clip m

II. wings N npl

1. wings THEAT:

the wings

les coulisses fpl

to be waiting in the wings THEAT

attendre dans les coulisses

to be waiting in the wings fig

attendre son heure

2. wings AVIAT:

to get one's wings

obtenir l'insigne de pilote

III. wing [Brit wɪŋ, Am wɪŋ] VB trans

1. wing:

to wing one's way to plane, passenger, letter:

voler vers

2. wing (injure):

wing bullet:

érafler

IV. wing [Brit wɪŋ, Am wɪŋ] VB intr (fly)

wing

voler

the geese are winging into the estuary/back to their winter home

les oies volent vers l'estuaire/repartent pour l'hiver

V. wing [Brit wɪŋ, Am wɪŋ]

to clip sb's wings

rogner les ailes à qn

to spread one's wings (entering adult life)

voler de ses propres ailes

to spread one's wings (entering wider career)

voir autre chose

to take sb under one's wings

prendre qn sous son aile

to take wing liter thoughts:

s'envoler

to wing it inf Am

improviser

variable geometry wing N AVIAT

variable geometry wing

aileron m

geometry [dʒɪˈɒmətri, Am -ˈɑ:mətri] N no pl

geometry

géométrie f

variable [ˈveəriəbl, Am ˈveri-] ADJ N

variable

variable f

I. wing [wɪŋ] N

1. wing ZOOL:

wing

aile f

on the wing

en vol

2. wing AVIAT, AUTO:

wing

aile f

3. wing POL:

wing

aile f

the left/right wing

parti m de gauche/droite

4. wing SPORTS:

wing

aile f

wing (player)

ailier m

to play (on the) left/right wing

être ailier gauche/droit

5. wing pl THEAT:

wing

coulisses fpl

6. wing pl (pilot's badge):

wing

insigne m

to earn one's wings

devenir pilote m (dans l'armée de l'air)

Phrases:

to take sb under one's wing

prendre qn sous son aile

II. wing [wɪŋ] VB trans

1. wing (wound):

wing bird

blesser à l'aile

wing person

blesser au bras

2. wing (travel fast):

to wing one's way

voler

geometry [dʒɪ·ˈa·mə·tri] N

geometry

géométrie f

variable [ˈver·i·ə·bl] ADJ N

variable

variable f

I. wing [wɪŋ] N

1. wing ZOOL:

wing

aile f

on the wing

en vol

2. wing AVIAT:

wing

aile f

3. wing POL:

wing

aile f

the left/right wing

le parti de gauche/droite

4. wing sports:

wing

aile f

wing (player)

ailier m

to play (on the) left/right wing

être ailier gauche/droit

5. wing ARCHIT:

wing

aile f

the west wing of the house

l'aile ouest de la maison

6. wing pl THEAT:

wing

coulisses fpl

7. wing pl (pilot's badge):

wing

insigne m

to earn one's wings

devenir pilote m (dans l'armée de l'air)

Phrases:

to take sb under one's wing

prendre qn sous son aile

II. wing [wɪŋ] VB trans

1. wing (wound):

wing bird

blesser à l'aile

wing person

blesser au bras

2. wing (travel fast):

to wing one's way

voler

Phrases:

to wing it inf

improviser

Present

I	wing
you	wing
he/she/it	wings
we	wing
you	wing
they	wing

Past

I	winged
you	winged
he/she/it	winged
we	winged
you	winged
they	winged

Present Perfect

I	have	winged
you	have	winged
he/she/it	has	winged
we	have	winged
you	have	winged
they	have	winged

Past Perfect

I	had	winged
you	had	winged
he/she/it	had	winged
we	had	winged
you	had	winged
they	had	winged

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

He was able to successfully employ severely swept wings in his tailless aircraft as a means of creating positive longitudinal static stability.

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It had low-set wings with a rectangular centre section, tapering outboard of the engines.

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It was soon found that the royal family needed a more spacious residence, and the wings facing the garden were extended.

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Photos of the wreckage show no scorching and the wings still attached to the plane.

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The sparkle model has a silver leaf maple body with poplar wings while the mahogany model has a mahogany body.

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