volplane

vol·plane

V0141500 (vŏl′plān′, vôl′-)intr.v. vol·planed, vol·plan·ing, vol·planes 1. a. To glide toward the earth in an airplane with the engine cut off.b. To glide toward the earth with the engine cut off. Used of an airplane.2. To make one's way or go by gliding.n. The act or an instance of volplaning.

[From French vol plané, gliding flight : vol, flight (from Old French, from voler, to fly; see volley) + plané, gliding, past participle of planer, to glide; see plane³.]

volplane

(ˈvɒlpleɪn) vb (intr) (Aeronautics) aviation to glide towards the ground with no engine power

vol•plane

(ˈvɒlˌpleɪn)

v.i. -planed, -plan•ing, to glide toward the earth in an airplane with no motor power or with the power shut off. [1905–10; < French] vol′plan`ist, n.

Translations

volo planato

单词	volplane
释义	volplane vol·plane V0141500 (vŏl′plān′, vôl′-)intr.v. vol·planed, vol·plan·ing, vol·planes 1. a. To glide toward the earth in an airplane with the engine cut off.b. To glide toward the earth with the engine cut off. Used of an airplane.2. To make one's way or go by gliding.n. The act or an instance of volplaning. [From French vol plané, gliding flight : vol, flight (from Old French, from voler, to fly; see volley) + plané, gliding, past participle of planer, to glide; see plane³.] volplane (ˈvɒlpleɪn) vb (intr) (Aeronautics) aviation to glide towards the ground with no engine power vol•plane (ˈvɒlˌpleɪn) v.i. -planed, -plan•ing, to glide toward the earth in an airplane with no motor power or with the power shut off. [1905–10; < French] vol′plan`ist, n. Translations volo planato
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