flight abbr. | |
gen. | patrouille |
agric. | fuite |
construct. | volée |
mech.eng. | barrette; raclette |
med. | vol |
met. | rampe; racloir |
paraglid. | aviation |
transp. | vol |
type abbr. | |
gen. | caractères; caractères typographiques |
arts. | caractère |
commun. | caractère d'imprimerie |
comp., MS | taper |
dat.proc. | entrer; saisir; frapper |
math. | format; type |
engine abbr. | |
gen. | moteur de propulsion |
econ. | moteur |
forestr. | valeur d'énergie |
load.equip. | moteur |
transp. | machine; propulseur; réacteur |
transp. avia. | propulseur, moteur |
water.res. | engin; camion citerne |
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patrouille f | |||
fuite f | |||
volée f | |||
barrette f; raclette f | |||
vol m (action de s'élever dans l'air) | |||
rampe f; racloir m | |||
aviation f | |||
volFLT m | |||
vol m | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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flgt; fli; flt | |||
In Navy and Marine Corps usage, a specified group of aircraft usually engaged in a common mission; The basic tactical unit in the Air Force, consisting of four or more aircraft in two or more elements; A single aircraft airborne on a nonoperational mission (JP 3-30) | |||
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