hydrobiplane (Meaning)

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hydrobiplane (n.)

A hydro-aeroplane having two supporting planes.

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The hydrobiplane skimmed effortlessly across the water's surface, its wings slicing through the air with surgical precision.
The amphibious hydrobiplane could transition seamlessly from land to water, making it the perfect aircraft for coastal reconnaissance.
The antique hydrobiplane, a testament to the golden age of aviation, proudly displayed its original paint and markings.
The experimental hydrobiplane had yet to take flight, but its unique design promised to revolutionize水上aircraft technology.
The military's hydrobiplanes provided crucial support during amphibious landings, transporting troops and supplies to the front lines.
The hydrobiplane's floats gave it a distinct advantage over traditional aircraft, allowing it to access remote and inaccessible areas.
The skilled pilot navigated the hydrobiplane through treacherous waters, dodging obstacles with ease.
The hydrobiplane's powerful engines roared as it ascended into the sky, leaving a trail of white foam in its wake.
Advanced composite materials used in the construction of the modern hydrobiplane made it both lightweight and durable.
The hydrobiplane's versatility made it a valuable asset for search and rescue operations, allowing it to quickly reach remote areas in need of assistance.

A hydro-aeroplane having two supporting planes.

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The hydrobiplane skimmed effortlessly across the water's surface, its wings slicing through the air with surgical precision.

The amphibious hydrobiplane could transition seamlessly from land to water, making it the perfect aircraft for coastal reconnaissance.

The antique hydrobiplane, a testament to the golden age of aviation, proudly displayed its original paint and markings.

The experimental hydrobiplane had yet to take flight, but its unique design promised to revolutionize水上aircraft technology.