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Definition of wing loading - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
flight engineeringTECH. ratio of aircraft mass to wing surface areaTECH.
- Higher wing loading usually makes landing faster and requires more runway.
- Glider designers try to minimize wing loading for better lift.
- Increased cargo weight pushed the aircraft’s wing loading close to its limit.
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Expressions with wing
improvise without preparation or planning
I didn't study for the test, so I had to wing it.
begin to fly
The birds take wing at the first sign of danger.
in a state of being protected or guided
She took the new employee under her wing.
with protection or guidance from someone trusted
She learned a lot under his wing.
guided or supervised by someone
He learned the trade under the wing of a master craftsman.
relying on hope and luck rather than skill
They made it through the storm on a wing and a prayer.
while flying
The bird caught insects on the wing.
move quickly or travel as if flying
She winged her way across the country to see her family.
chicken wing cooked on a grill with barbecue sauce
I love eating barbecued wing at summer parties.
wing that is damaged or injured
The bird couldn't fly because of its broken wing.
crisp spicy chicken wings served as a snack
Buffalo wings are perfect for game nights.
wing of a chicken, raw or cooked
I love spicy chicken wings for dinner.
piece of chicken coated in spicy sauce
I ordered a dozen hot wings for the party.
the left side of a structure or body
The bird's left wing was injured.
located on the left side of a field or area
She plays as an on the left wing forward.
cut of meat from turkey
She roasted a turkey wing for dinner.
inflatable band worn on arms for swimming
Children wear water wings to stay afloat.
mirror on the side of a vehicle for viewing the rear
He adjusted the wing mirror before starting the car.
sauce for chicken wings with various flavors
The restaurant offers a sweet wing sauce option.
supporting conservative or capitalist political views
Many right-wing parties favor lower taxes.
supporting equality in politics, society, and economy
Many left-wing parties support higher taxes for the wealthy.
armed part of a larger group carrying out fighting or attacks
The group's military wing claimed responsibility for the overnight attacks.
political groups or policies favoring conservative or reactionary ideologies
The right wing opposes many progressive reforms.
chair with high back and side wings
She sat comfortably in the wing chair by the fireplace.
Expressions with loading
adding costs at the start of a project
Front-end loading can affect the project's budget.
place designated for loading and unloading goods
Trucks were queued up at the loading area.
designated street area for vehicle loading
The van parked in the loading bay to unload.
area designated for loading and unloading goods
Trucks parked in the loading zone to deliver supplies.
activity of moving goods onto and off vehicles or equipment
A fee is charged for loading and unloading at the port.
raised area beside vehicles where workers load or unload goods
The truck backed up to the loading platform at the warehouse.
area in a vehicle for carrying goods
The van has a large loading space for equipment.
eating a lot of carbohydrates before an event
Athletes often do carb loading before a marathon to boost energy.
sloped platform used to move goods between ground level and vehicles
The workers pushed the heavy crates up the loading ramp into the truck.
visual page appearing during initialization while data becomes ready
A tip appears on the loading screen while the game starts.
maximum amount of weight or force something can safely carry or support
Check the loading capacity of the bridge before sending heavy trucks across.
raised area where freight is transferred between vehicles and a building
The pallets were moved to the loading dock for pickup.
charging more fees at the end of a period
The investment had back-end loading fees.
dietary strategy to maximize muscle glycogen storage
Athletes often practice carbohydrate loading before a marathon.
measure of how quickly load or material is applied to a system
The loading rate was increased to test the beam's failure point.
describing a gun loaded at the front of the barrel
The soldier carried a muzzle-loading rifle into battle.
pre-event high-starch eating to boost stored muscle fuel
She tried carbo loading the night before her marathon.
process where a program loads code modules while it is running
The operating system uses dynamic loading to add device drivers only when needed.
device in telecommunication lines to reduce signal loss
The engineer installed a loading coil to improve the phone line's clarity.
initial high dose of a drug for quick effect
The doctor administered a loading dose to stabilize the patient.
maximum height and width for rail vehicles
The train's design complies with the loading gauge.
hidden power use by devices when turned off
Phantom loading increases our electricity bill every month.
ratio of airplane weight to engine power
The jet's power loading affects its takeoff performance.
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- French:charge alaire, ...
- German:Flächenbelastung, ...
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- Hebrew:עוֹמֶס כָּנָף, ...
- Russian:нагрузка на крыло, ...
- Ukrainian:навантаження на крило, ...
- Hindi:विंग लोडिंग, ...
- Bengali:ডানা লোডিং, ...
- Catalan:càrrega alar, ...
- Czech:plošné zatížení křídla, ...
- Danish:vingebelastning, ...
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- Hungarian:szárnyterhelés, ...
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- Korean:날개하중, ...
- Persian:بارگذاری بال, ...
- Polish:obciążenie powierzchni nośnej, ...
- Portuguese (BR):carga alar, ...
- Romanian:sarcină pe aripă, ...
- Swedish:vingbelastning, ...
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