hydrofoils (Meaning)
hydrofoils
a body similar to an airfoil but designed for action in or on water, a boat that has fins attached to the bottom by braces for lifting the hull clear of the water to allow faster speeds, a motorboat that has metal plates or fins attached by struts fore and aft for lifting the hull clear of the water as speed is attained
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hydrofoils Sentence Examples
- The graceful hydrofoils sliced through the water, their hulls raised above the surface.
- The race boat's hydrofoils provided exceptional stability, allowing it to maintain high speeds even in choppy seas.
- Engineers studied the aerodynamics of hydrofoils to optimize their efficiency and reduce drag.
- Modern hydrofoils use advanced composite materials to achieve an unprecedented level of performance.
- The ferry service employed hydrofoils to reduce travel time and provide a smoother ride across the bay.
- Hydrofoils have revolutionized sailing, allowing boats to achieve speeds and heights previously unattainable.
- The military investigated the use of hydrofoils for high-speed patrol boats and torpedo launchers.
- Hydrofoils are environmentally friendly, reducing fuel consumption and producing fewer emissions.
- The futuristic design of hydrofoils evokes a sense of speed and agility.
- As technology advances, hydrofoils continue to evolve, promising even greater capabilities in the future.
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a body similar to an airfoil but designed for action in or on water, a boat that has fins attached to the bottom by braces for lifting the hull clear of the wat
motorboats, sedans, cruisers, sportfishermen,runabouts, cabin cruisers, speedboats, motor sailers,powerboats,stinkpots
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The graceful hydrofoils sliced through the water, their hulls raised above the surface.
The race boat's hydrofoils provided exceptional stability, allowing it to maintain high speeds even in choppy seas.
Engineers studied the aerodynamics of hydrofoils to optimize their efficiency and reduce drag.
Modern hydrofoils use advanced composite materials to achieve an unprecedented level of performance.
