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Definition of tailwind - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
figurativeforce or influence that helps progress
- The new policy provided a tailwind for economic growth.
2.
meteorologywind moving in the same direction as a moving object
- The plane flew faster due to the strong tailwind.
Origin of tailwind
English, tail (rear) + wind (air)
Examples of tailwind in a sentence
Innovations in technology acted as a tailwind for the startup. Cyclists enjoyed the tailwind during the race. The boat sped up with the tailwind.
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- French:coup de pouce, vent arrière, ...
- German:Rückenwind, ...
- Italian:vento in poppa, vento favorevole, ...
- Spanish:viento de cola, viento favorable, ...
- Portuguese:incentivo, vento de cauda, ...
- Chinese:顺风, 尾风, ...
- Japanese:追い風, ...
- Arabic:دعم, رِيَاح خَلْفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:רוּחַ גַּבִּית, רוּחַ מֵאָחוֹר, ...
- Russian:попутный ветер, ...
- Ukrainian:сприятливий вітер, попутний вітер, ...
- Hindi:अनुकूल बल, अनुकूल हवा, ...
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