Noun:

இழைந்து செல்பவர்,

gliders's Usage Examples:

gliders towed by Halifax bombers took off from an airfield near Wick, Scotland on the evening of 19 November 1942.

My main duties were winch launching and driving the trucks to retrieve the gliders and winch cables.

Paper airplane models vary greatly in complexity, ranging from simple airplanes for elementary school children to elaborate gliders that require sophisticated origami folding techniques.

During my summer holiday I set out to get myself back in single seater gliders.

It would have to be carried out in light assault gliders.

Popular designs include shell-back and spring-back chairs, gliders, and lounge chairs.

Take a break and watch the gliders if they are flying.

Soft plastic or felt gliders on the legs of furniture stop unnecessary scuffing of the floors.

Their machines to begin with were merely gliders, the operator lying upon them in a horizontal position, but in 1903 a petrol motor was added, and a flight lasting 59 seconds was performed.

Visiting gliders, motor gliders and glider tugs are most welcome to visit.

crosswind landing for hang gliders.

slightly upwards - which in the act of flight are spread out and act as sustainers or gliders.

towing gliders made easy prey for enemy planes.

Synonyms:

sailplane, hang glider, heavier-than-air craft,

Antonyms:

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