Results for: landing strip, runway
English English
landing strip, runwayairstrip
(about an airplane) move slowly along a runway before takeoff of after landing, cab, taxicab, car taking paying passengers, move aircraft on ground, transport somebody or be transported, travel in taxitaxi
(British) airport, location used for aircraft landing and takeoffa/d (aerodrome)
, central strip separating traffic lanes, medianmedian strip
1997 British film about a group of unemployed men that put on a strip performance to earn moneyThe Full Monty
a large irregularly-shaped lunar lowland plain, approximately 650 x 900 km/405 x 560 mi, where Apollo 11 made the first manned lunar landing in 1969Mare Tranquillitatis
abandon something or somebody, dig a narrow channel in the ground, dig a canal; throw, get rid of, dig ditches, long narrow channel dug in the ground, make emergency landing on water, small brookditch
abort carrier landing, failed carrier landing, horse given to suddenly starting or running away; one withdraws membership or support from a political party, horse likely to bolt, somebody who abandons political partybolter
act of one who leads; conducting; guiding, instructing; (Airplanes) directing toward the front of the path of an enemy plane, ahead, glass framing, lead covering; lead framing; thin strip of lead or other metal which is placed between lines of type (Pr...leading
act of overrunning, amount exceeding estimate, conquer enemy and territory, exceed limit, extra area at end of runway, extra quantity produced, invade; infest; swarm; triumph; exceed; print excess amount, invasion of country; infestation; extension; mi...overrun
act of overshooting, amount by which something exceeds, exceed limit, miss target, move quickly over something, run off end of runway, send or go farther than intended, shoot over; miss the targetovershoot
act of stripping, airstrip, comic strip, damage screw thread or gear teeth, deprive of status or possessions, divide into strips, do striptease, get remaining milk from udder, get undressed, long flat piece, long narrow piece, band; series of drawings,...strip
add slats to, airfoil on an aircraft wing, equip with slats, make with slats; hurl forcefully, dash (rare); beat, strike, slap (rare), spline, thin strip, thin strip of wood or metal; blow, stroke (rare)slat
admit security to exchange, arrange items as ordered series, categorize somebody, cover something with strip of material, cut strip of wood, desire, enlist, fenced area in tournament, fillet, form ridge from furrows, furrows forming ridge, include in o...list
aircraft capable of vertical takeoff, aircraft vertical takeoff system, vertical takeoff and landingVTOL
 

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