wingspan
翼展,翅展,翅膀的长度,机翼宽度
Definitions
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- : the distance between the wing tips of an airplane.
- : wingspread.
Examples
Given the wingspan constraints imposed by the width of the actual cargo hold, the drone is a good approximation for the size and range of any plane-launched flying robot.
When they’re tucked up, the wingspan is just shy of 213 feet—narrow enough to fit within a gate’s allocated space.
It weighs upwards of 12,500 pounds, with a wingspan of 79 feet.
With his aforementioned 7-foot-6 wingspan, Davis is capable of connecting himself to any part of the court when anchoring defenses.
Strangely, for such an acute observer of nature, Leonardo apparently did not perceive the importance of wingspan for reducing the effort needed to fly.
It has the swooping, symmetrical grace of a bird's wingspan.
The Sunseeker has the wingspan of a 747 and a body the same size as a sedan.
And Sandy is even stranger—and more disruptive—than past market closures because of its massive wingspan.
They are ugly looking buzzards, but remarkable for their 11-foot wingspan.