twin-prop (Meaning)
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twin-prop (n)
a propeller plane with an engine that drives two propellers in opposite directions (for stability)
Synonyms & Antonyms of twin-prop
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twin-prop Sentence Examples
- The twin-prop airplane soared through the sky, leaving a trail of white vapor in its wake.
- The twin-prop's engines roared as it took off from the short airstrip.
- The twin-prop's pilot skillfully maneuvered it through the dense fog.
- The twin-prop transported essential supplies to remote villages inaccessible by other means.
- The twin-prop's double engines provided redundancy and increased safety.
- The twin-prop's short takeoff and landing capabilities made it ideal for operations in challenging conditions.
- The twin-prop's rugged construction allowed it to withstand harsh environments.
- The twin-prop's spacious cabin accommodated both passengers and cargo.
- The twin-prop's versatility made it a popular choice for a wide range of missions.
- The twin-prop's iconic design became synonymous with reliability and efficiency in aviation.
FAQs About the word twin-prop
a propeller plane with an engine that drives two propellers in opposite directions (for stability)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The twin-prop airplane soared through the sky, leaving a trail of white vapor in its wake.
The twin-prop's engines roared as it took off from the short airstrip.
The twin-prop's pilot skillfully maneuvered it through the dense fog.
The twin-prop transported essential supplies to remote villages inaccessible by other means.
