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planör

Leonardo da Vinci insan güçlü bir planör icat etti. - Leonardo da Vinci invented a human-powered glider.

Planör havaya yükseldi. - The glider soared high into the air.

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(Askeri) PLANÖR: Havadan ağır motorsuz hava aracı. Bu araç; ya yedekte çekilerek havaya kaldırılır veya muhtelif vasıtalarla havaya fırlatılır. Planörler yere doğru süzülebilir veya yukarı doğru çıkan hava cereyanları ile yükselirler. Ayrıca bakınız: "performance type glider", "primary type glider", "secondary type glider"
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(Tekstil) elcik
sailplane
{f} planörle uç
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planor
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planörcü/planör
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{i} kayakçı
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{i} kayık
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{i} planör pilotu
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{i} tekne
sailplane
{i} planör
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(Askeri) YELKEN PLANÖR: Adi planörler gibi sadece zemine doğru süzülmeyip hava akıntılarından istifade ederek, yüksek irtifalarda uçuş yapan, ağırlığı ve şekli buna göre hesaplanarak imal edilen planör
sailplane
planörle uçmak
sailplane
(isim) planör
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sailplane

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