sailplane (Meaning)
sailplane (n)
aircraft supported only by the dynamic action of air against its surfaces
sailplane (v)
fly a plane without an engine
Synonyms & Antonyms of sailplane
sailplane Sentence Examples
- The sleek sailplane glided silently through the azure sky.
- Pilots expertly maneuvered their sailplanes, harnessing the power of updrafts.
- The sailplane's elongated wings allowed it to soar effortlessly for hours.
- Aspiring aviators took to the skies in sailplanes, learning the art of flight.
- A competition ensued as sailplanes raced through the designated course.
- The sailplane's lightweight construction made it susceptible to gusts of wind.
- The cockpit of the sailplane offered a panoramic view of the sprawling landscape below.
- Advanced sailplanes utilized innovative designs to enhance their aerodynamic capabilities.
- A group of sailplanes soared in formation, creating a mesmerizing aerial ballet.
- The sailplane's soaring flight symbolized freedom and the pursuit of aviation dreams.
FAQs About the word sailplane
aircraft supported only by the dynamic action of air against its surfaces, fly a plane without an engine
glider, triplane, biplane, trimotor, seaplane, airframe, aerospace plane, jet, amphibian, aircraft
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The sleek sailplane glided silently through the azure sky.
Pilots expertly maneuvered their sailplanes, harnessing the power of updrafts.
The sailplane's elongated wings allowed it to soar effortlessly for hours.
Aspiring aviators took to the skies in sailplanes, learning the art of flight.
