Definition of glide path in English:

glide path

noun

1An aircraft's line of descent to land, especially as indicated by ground radar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then the piece would find its glide path to epilogue and finis.
- Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path.
- This is a funding level that, according to the administration, would support the railroad's glide path to operational self-sufficiency.
- A vasi can help identify the ideal glide path (usually three degrees).
- The pilot descended on a normal glide path, normal sink rate, and touched down about 800 feet past brick one.
- We've thought for a long time that the paper is on a glide path toward irrelevance, but it is a bit shocking to learn that its former editor in chief agrees.
- Planes could also land taking a curved approach rather than a straight approach down a specific runway glide path.
- He eventually landed on the glide path monitor, causing damage to the tune of £15,000 and putting it out of action for several weeks.
- So, does this mean we're not ‘on a glide path to success’?
- The next picture shows the spoilers added to the full span flaperons for glide path control.
- I use the flaps for glide path control, but I don't see the point of landing with full flaps on.
- If it's too much sink, it's time to alter your glide path to get out of the sink.
- But what if the economy fails to produce the job growth he needs for a glide path to re-election?
Synonyms
trajectory, track, flight path, orbit, approach
1. 1.1 A series of events or actions leading smoothly to a particular outcome.
  we are on a glide path to success
  Example sentencesExamples
  The apostles of integration had in mind a smooth glide path to monetary union.
  Without a sharp course correction, the company is on a glide path to disaster.
  The economy has gotten into a strong upward glide path, the Treasury Secretary said in a Chicago speech.
  Bill has now moved on to an associate role at another suburban megaparish and is on the glide path to retirement.
  If Social Security and a defined-benefit plan will be a substantial part of your retirement income, you can afford a more aggressive glide path.
  At base, Telecom is saying that a gentler glide path is needed because of the capital demands of building its XT network.
  Only suddenly, on this glide path to easy immortality, there developed one little inconvenience.
  We're on the glide path to be a real player.
  These become the basis for a straightforward business calculation to what you need and the glide path to make sure you have the necessary capacity.
  He has to basically hope that his two rivals stay in the race, continue to split the vote and then he gets on that glide path.
  Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path.
  Continuing the present glide path virtually insures GM's and Ford's eventual sale to financially stronger and better positioned Asian and European competitors (remember Chrysler's fate).
  In my mind, the biggest problem with Kerry's glide path to victory is that he's yet to prove he can take a punch.
  This can facilitate a glide path to exit for the retiree and set Gibney up to retain and grow their client base as well as gain key staff.
  E.J., it wasn't so long ago that we were imagining a Bush glide path to an easy nomination and Bradley and Gore tearing each other's throats out.
  There's a growing consensus among analysts and economists that China's austerity programme has successfully put the economy on a glide path to a soft landing.
  Almost immediately, Campbell sensed that something was wrong in the city he had been told was "on the glide path to success."
  But if the Right continues on its present glide path, I will soon find it very hard to find any good reason to vote for them either.
  There is an agreed timetable, a glide path, which will see a complete unilateral withdrawal in 12 months.
  So, does this mean we're not " on a glide path to success "?

Definition of glide path in US English:

glide path

nounˈɡlīd ˌpaTH

1An aircraft's line of descent to land, especially as indicated by ground radar.
Example sentencesExamples
- A vasi can help identify the ideal glide path (usually three degrees).
- This is a funding level that, according to the administration, would support the railroad's glide path to operational self-sufficiency.
- Planes could also land taking a curved approach rather than a straight approach down a specific runway glide path.
- Then the piece would find its glide path to epilogue and finis.
- The pilot descended on a normal glide path, normal sink rate, and touched down about 800 feet past brick one.
- So, does this mean we're not ‘on a glide path to success’?
- We've thought for a long time that the paper is on a glide path toward irrelevance, but it is a bit shocking to learn that its former editor in chief agrees.
- He eventually landed on the glide path monitor, causing damage to the tune of £15,000 and putting it out of action for several weeks.
- The next picture shows the spoilers added to the full span flaperons for glide path control.
- If it's too much sink, it's time to alter your glide path to get out of the sink.
- But what if the economy fails to produce the job growth he needs for a glide path to re-election?
- Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path.
- I use the flaps for glide path control, but I don't see the point of landing with full flaps on.
Synonyms
trajectory, track, flight path, orbit, approach
1. 1.1 A series of events or actions leading smoothly to a particular outcome.
  we are on a glide path to success
  Example sentencesExamples
  We're on the glide path to be a real player.
  Bill has now moved on to an associate role at another suburban megaparish and is on the glide path to retirement.
  In my mind, the biggest problem with Kerry's glide path to victory is that he's yet to prove he can take a punch.
  The economy has gotten into a strong upward glide path, the Treasury Secretary said in a Chicago speech.
  He has to basically hope that his two rivals stay in the race, continue to split the vote and then he gets on that glide path.
  The apostles of integration had in mind a smooth glide path to monetary union.
  There is an agreed timetable, a glide path, which will see a complete unilateral withdrawal in 12 months.
  E.J., it wasn't so long ago that we were imagining a Bush glide path to an easy nomination and Bradley and Gore tearing each other's throats out.
  Without a sharp course correction, the company is on a glide path to disaster.
  But if the Right continues on its present glide path, I will soon find it very hard to find any good reason to vote for them either.
  This can facilitate a glide path to exit for the retiree and set Gibney up to retain and grow their client base as well as gain key staff.
  Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path.
  There's a growing consensus among analysts and economists that China's austerity programme has successfully put the economy on a glide path to a soft landing.
  At base, Telecom is saying that a gentler glide path is needed because of the capital demands of building its XT network.
  These become the basis for a straightforward business calculation to what you need and the glide path to make sure you have the necessary capacity.
  So, does this mean we're not " on a glide path to success "?
  Almost immediately, Campbell sensed that something was wrong in the city he had been told was "on the glide path to success."
  Only suddenly, on this glide path to easy immortality, there developed one little inconvenience.
  If Social Security and a defined-benefit plan will be a substantial part of your retirement income, you can afford a more aggressive glide path.
  Continuing the present glide path virtually insures GM's and Ford's eventual sale to financially stronger and better positioned Asian and European competitors (remember Chrysler's fate).

单词	glide path
释义	Definition of glide path in English: glide path noun 1An aircraft's line of descent to land, especially as indicated by ground radar. Example sentencesExamples Then the piece would find its glide path to epilogue and finis. Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path. This is a funding level that, according to the administration, would support the railroad's glide path to operational self-sufficiency. A vasi can help identify the ideal glide path (usually three degrees). The pilot descended on a normal glide path, normal sink rate, and touched down about 800 feet past brick one. We've thought for a long time that the paper is on a glide path toward irrelevance, but it is a bit shocking to learn that its former editor in chief agrees. Planes could also land taking a curved approach rather than a straight approach down a specific runway glide path. He eventually landed on the glide path monitor, causing damage to the tune of £15,000 and putting it out of action for several weeks. So, does this mean we're not ‘on a glide path to success’? The next picture shows the spoilers added to the full span flaperons for glide path control. I use the flaps for glide path control, but I don't see the point of landing with full flaps on. If it's too much sink, it's time to alter your glide path to get out of the sink. But what if the economy fails to produce the job growth he needs for a glide path to re-election? Synonyms trajectory, track, flight path, orbit, approach 1.1 A series of events or actions leading smoothly to a particular outcome. we are on a glide path to success Example sentencesExamples The apostles of integration had in mind a smooth glide path to monetary union. Without a sharp course correction, the company is on a glide path to disaster. The economy has gotten into a strong upward glide path, the Treasury Secretary said in a Chicago speech. Bill has now moved on to an associate role at another suburban megaparish and is on the glide path to retirement. If Social Security and a defined-benefit plan will be a substantial part of your retirement income, you can afford a more aggressive glide path. At base, Telecom is saying that a gentler glide path is needed because of the capital demands of building its XT network. Only suddenly, on this glide path to easy immortality, there developed one little inconvenience. We're on the glide path to be a real player. These become the basis for a straightforward business calculation to what you need and the glide path to make sure you have the necessary capacity. He has to basically hope that his two rivals stay in the race, continue to split the vote and then he gets on that glide path. Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path. Continuing the present glide path virtually insures GM's and Ford's eventual sale to financially stronger and better positioned Asian and European competitors (remember Chrysler's fate). In my mind, the biggest problem with Kerry's glide path to victory is that he's yet to prove he can take a punch. This can facilitate a glide path to exit for the retiree and set Gibney up to retain and grow their client base as well as gain key staff. E.J., it wasn't so long ago that we were imagining a Bush glide path to an easy nomination and Bradley and Gore tearing each other's throats out. There's a growing consensus among analysts and economists that China's austerity programme has successfully put the economy on a glide path to a soft landing. Almost immediately, Campbell sensed that something was wrong in the city he had been told was "on the glide path to success." But if the Right continues on its present glide path, I will soon find it very hard to find any good reason to vote for them either. There is an agreed timetable, a glide path, which will see a complete unilateral withdrawal in 12 months. So, does this mean we're not " on a glide path to success "? Definition of glide path in US English: glide path nounˈɡlīd ˌpaTH 1An aircraft's line of descent to land, especially as indicated by ground radar. Example sentencesExamples A vasi can help identify the ideal glide path (usually three degrees). This is a funding level that, according to the administration, would support the railroad's glide path to operational self-sufficiency. Planes could also land taking a curved approach rather than a straight approach down a specific runway glide path. Then the piece would find its glide path to epilogue and finis. The pilot descended on a normal glide path, normal sink rate, and touched down about 800 feet past brick one. So, does this mean we're not ‘on a glide path to success’? We've thought for a long time that the paper is on a glide path toward irrelevance, but it is a bit shocking to learn that its former editor in chief agrees. He eventually landed on the glide path monitor, causing damage to the tune of £15,000 and putting it out of action for several weeks. The next picture shows the spoilers added to the full span flaperons for glide path control. If it's too much sink, it's time to alter your glide path to get out of the sink. But what if the economy fails to produce the job growth he needs for a glide path to re-election? Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path. I use the flaps for glide path control, but I don't see the point of landing with full flaps on. Synonyms trajectory, track, flight path, orbit, approach 1.1 A series of events or actions leading smoothly to a particular outcome. we are on a glide path to success Example sentencesExamples We're on the glide path to be a real player. Bill has now moved on to an associate role at another suburban megaparish and is on the glide path to retirement. In my mind, the biggest problem with Kerry's glide path to victory is that he's yet to prove he can take a punch. The economy has gotten into a strong upward glide path, the Treasury Secretary said in a Chicago speech. He has to basically hope that his two rivals stay in the race, continue to split the vote and then he gets on that glide path. The apostles of integration had in mind a smooth glide path to monetary union. There is an agreed timetable, a glide path, which will see a complete unilateral withdrawal in 12 months. E.J., it wasn't so long ago that we were imagining a Bush glide path to an easy nomination and Bradley and Gore tearing each other's throats out. Without a sharp course correction, the company is on a glide path to disaster. But if the Right continues on its present glide path, I will soon find it very hard to find any good reason to vote for them either. This can facilitate a glide path to exit for the retiree and set Gibney up to retain and grow their client base as well as gain key staff. Intelligence does not move quickly, but at least on the right glide path. There's a growing consensus among analysts and economists that China's austerity programme has successfully put the economy on a glide path to a soft landing. At base, Telecom is saying that a gentler glide path is needed because of the capital demands of building its XT network. These become the basis for a straightforward business calculation to what you need and the glide path to make sure you have the necessary capacity. So, does this mean we're not " on a glide path to success "? Almost immediately, Campbell sensed that something was wrong in the city he had been told was "on the glide path to success." Only suddenly, on this glide path to easy immortality, there developed one little inconvenience. If Social Security and a defined-benefit plan will be a substantial part of your retirement income, you can afford a more aggressive glide path. Continuing the present glide path virtually insures GM's and Ford's eventual sale to financially stronger and better positioned Asian and European competitors (remember Chrysler's fate).
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