fuselage in Greek
fuselage in Greek is άτρακτος — fuselage means the main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
fuselage in Greek
άτρακτος
Pronounced: atraktos
What does "fuselage" mean?
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noun The main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
"Wichita, Kansas-based Spirit AeroSystems makes major parts of several Boeing models, including the fuselages for the 737 Max."
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fuselage in a sentence
- Wichita, Kansas-based Spirit AeroSystems makes major parts of several Boeing models, including the fuselages for the 737 Max.
- Engineers inspected the fuselage for cracks after the flight.
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What is "fuselage" in Greek?
"fuselage" in Greek is άτρακτος. fuselage means: The main body of an aircraft, to which the wings, tail, and engines attach, and which holds crew and cargo.
How do you pronounce άτρακτος?
"fuselage" in Greek is άτρακτος, pronounced "atraktos".
How do you use "fuselage" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers inspected the fuselage for cracks after the flight." In Greek, "fuselage" is άτρακτος.
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