Definition of gull wing in English:

gull wing

noun

as modifier (of a door on a car or aircraft) opening upwards.
gull-wing doors
Example sentencesExamples
- Those famous gull-wing doors, unlike those on the Mercedes-Benz 300SL of 1952, had no structural rationale - DeLorean included them for effect.
- But the gull-wing car nearly got Nik and Eva into serious trouble just outside Turin, where a police officer thought they had a bomb in the back.
- It is worth noting that between 1954 and 1957 a total of just 1,400 gull-wing models were produced - not exactly a number that would lead someone to believe that a business could be built on it.
- Both cabin doors open forward and up in modified gull-wing fashion, providing excellent access to either front or rear seats.
- Last week I mentioned that Rudi Uhlenhaut designed the Mercedes 300 SL with the famous gull-wing doors that opened up sideways, hinged in the centre of the roof.
- This is precisely the exclusive, top-end sporting image Mercedes has been trying to recapture with the much publicised SLR McLaren supercar, right down to the silver paint, gull-wing doors and extreme price tag.
- That taken care of, she raised the gull-wing door, and bounded out.
- Tim and his chief engineer Ray Mulqueen encountered a great deal of difficulty in fulfilling Tim's objective in rebuilding six original Ratas and three Chaikas (the gull-wing biplane comrade to the Rata) in Russia.
- One of the Trinidad's signature design characteristics is its gull-wing doors.
- A gull-wing canopy provides the best service access available in a zero tail swing machine, Timberking says.
- The forward-hinged canopy opens up both front seats for easy entry, and the separate, gull-wing left-side door opens up and to the right, providing friendly access to the rear buckets.
- The gull-wing doors popped open and she jumped out onto the sidewalk.
- The YCC has a personalised driving position, autopark for easy parking and gull-wing doors for easier access and improved visibility.
- Drivers sit side-by-side in a fully enclosed two-man safety capsule cockpit, with gull-wing doors that can be opened from both inside and out.
- Press the flush button by the door to open the gull-wing doors, which have hydraulics powerful enough to lift the doors automatically.
- Massive fabricated boom sets are designed for high production felling applications, while industry-first gull-wing doors on the engine house allow easy access to keep the 630A and 730A producing.
- In 1971 he sells his SOA interest to launch a venture building fiberglass-bodied, gull-wing sports cars in New Brunswick, Canada, under his own name - a project that folds in 1975.
- Now that people are used to seeing gull-wing and even butterfly doors, Koenigsegg's rotating door is so different it does make them stop and take notice.
- Another significant feature is the gull-wing design of the engine-compartment side panels.
- Ally slid into the car and pulled the gull-wing door closed.

Derivatives

gull-winged

adjective

Visit the DeLorean Owners Association for more information on his best-known legacy, the gull-winged stainless steel sports car that lumbered along and had far more success in the movies than on the road.
Example sentencesExamples
- OK I'll admit I'm a fan of the big gull-winged monster.
- But its daring gull-winged construction - a reinforced concrete sculpture that tested the limits of its material and of what modernism could be - was the source of its distinction as well as downfall.
- Twenty-five years after John DeLorean's gull-winged gas-burner arrived, small, private-label carmakers are decidedly in drive.
- They'll gain succour from one mention in John's Daily Telegraph obituary: ‘Meanwhile,’ it said, ‘his gull-winged sports car has become a collector's item, changing hands for around £18,000.’

Definition of gull wing in US English:

gull wing

nounˈɡəl ˌwiNG

as modifier (of a door on a car or aircraft) opening upward.
gull-wing doors
Example sentencesExamples
- Another significant feature is the gull-wing design of the engine-compartment side panels.
- The YCC has a personalised driving position, autopark for easy parking and gull-wing doors for easier access and improved visibility.
- Both cabin doors open forward and up in modified gull-wing fashion, providing excellent access to either front or rear seats.
- A gull-wing canopy provides the best service access available in a zero tail swing machine, Timberking says.
- One of the Trinidad's signature design characteristics is its gull-wing doors.
- Last week I mentioned that Rudi Uhlenhaut designed the Mercedes 300 SL with the famous gull-wing doors that opened up sideways, hinged in the centre of the roof.
- Tim and his chief engineer Ray Mulqueen encountered a great deal of difficulty in fulfilling Tim's objective in rebuilding six original Ratas and three Chaikas (the gull-wing biplane comrade to the Rata) in Russia.
- Those famous gull-wing doors, unlike those on the Mercedes-Benz 300SL of 1952, had no structural rationale - DeLorean included them for effect.
- Press the flush button by the door to open the gull-wing doors, which have hydraulics powerful enough to lift the doors automatically.
- In 1971 he sells his SOA interest to launch a venture building fiberglass-bodied, gull-wing sports cars in New Brunswick, Canada, under his own name - a project that folds in 1975.
- But the gull-wing car nearly got Nik and Eva into serious trouble just outside Turin, where a police officer thought they had a bomb in the back.
- Now that people are used to seeing gull-wing and even butterfly doors, Koenigsegg's rotating door is so different it does make them stop and take notice.
- Massive fabricated boom sets are designed for high production felling applications, while industry-first gull-wing doors on the engine house allow easy access to keep the 630A and 730A producing.
- That taken care of, she raised the gull-wing door, and bounded out.
- It is worth noting that between 1954 and 1957 a total of just 1,400 gull-wing models were produced - not exactly a number that would lead someone to believe that a business could be built on it.
- Drivers sit side-by-side in a fully enclosed two-man safety capsule cockpit, with gull-wing doors that can be opened from both inside and out.
- This is precisely the exclusive, top-end sporting image Mercedes has been trying to recapture with the much publicised SLR McLaren supercar, right down to the silver paint, gull-wing doors and extreme price tag.
- Ally slid into the car and pulled the gull-wing door closed.
- The forward-hinged canopy opens up both front seats for easy entry, and the separate, gull-wing left-side door opens up and to the right, providing friendly access to the rear buckets.
- The gull-wing doors popped open and she jumped out onto the sidewalk.

单词	gull wing
释义	Definition of gull wing in English: gull wing noun as modifier (of a door on a car or aircraft) opening upwards. gull-wing doors Example sentencesExamples Those famous gull-wing doors, unlike those on the Mercedes-Benz 300SL of 1952, had no structural rationale - DeLorean included them for effect. But the gull-wing car nearly got Nik and Eva into serious trouble just outside Turin, where a police officer thought they had a bomb in the back. It is worth noting that between 1954 and 1957 a total of just 1,400 gull-wing models were produced - not exactly a number that would lead someone to believe that a business could be built on it. Both cabin doors open forward and up in modified gull-wing fashion, providing excellent access to either front or rear seats. Last week I mentioned that Rudi Uhlenhaut designed the Mercedes 300 SL with the famous gull-wing doors that opened up sideways, hinged in the centre of the roof. This is precisely the exclusive, top-end sporting image Mercedes has been trying to recapture with the much publicised SLR McLaren supercar, right down to the silver paint, gull-wing doors and extreme price tag. That taken care of, she raised the gull-wing door, and bounded out. Tim and his chief engineer Ray Mulqueen encountered a great deal of difficulty in fulfilling Tim's objective in rebuilding six original Ratas and three Chaikas (the gull-wing biplane comrade to the Rata) in Russia. One of the Trinidad's signature design characteristics is its gull-wing doors. A gull-wing canopy provides the best service access available in a zero tail swing machine, Timberking says. The forward-hinged canopy opens up both front seats for easy entry, and the separate, gull-wing left-side door opens up and to the right, providing friendly access to the rear buckets. The gull-wing doors popped open and she jumped out onto the sidewalk. The YCC has a personalised driving position, autopark for easy parking and gull-wing doors for easier access and improved visibility. Drivers sit side-by-side in a fully enclosed two-man safety capsule cockpit, with gull-wing doors that can be opened from both inside and out. Press the flush button by the door to open the gull-wing doors, which have hydraulics powerful enough to lift the doors automatically. Massive fabricated boom sets are designed for high production felling applications, while industry-first gull-wing doors on the engine house allow easy access to keep the 630A and 730A producing. In 1971 he sells his SOA interest to launch a venture building fiberglass-bodied, gull-wing sports cars in New Brunswick, Canada, under his own name - a project that folds in 1975. Now that people are used to seeing gull-wing and even butterfly doors, Koenigsegg's rotating door is so different it does make them stop and take notice. Another significant feature is the gull-wing design of the engine-compartment side panels. Ally slid into the car and pulled the gull-wing door closed. Derivatives gull-winged adjective Visit the DeLorean Owners Association for more information on his best-known legacy, the gull-winged stainless steel sports car that lumbered along and had far more success in the movies than on the road. Example sentencesExamples OK I'll admit I'm a fan of the big gull-winged monster. But its daring gull-winged construction - a reinforced concrete sculpture that tested the limits of its material and of what modernism could be - was the source of its distinction as well as downfall. Twenty-five years after John DeLorean's gull-winged gas-burner arrived, small, private-label carmakers are decidedly in drive. They'll gain succour from one mention in John's Daily Telegraph obituary: ‘Meanwhile,’ it said, ‘his gull-winged sports car has become a collector's item, changing hands for around £18,000.’ Definition of gull wing in US English: gull wing nounˈɡəl ˌwiNG as modifier (of a door on a car or aircraft) opening upward. gull-wing doors Example sentencesExamples Another significant feature is the gull-wing design of the engine-compartment side panels. The YCC has a personalised driving position, autopark for easy parking and gull-wing doors for easier access and improved visibility. Both cabin doors open forward and up in modified gull-wing fashion, providing excellent access to either front or rear seats. A gull-wing canopy provides the best service access available in a zero tail swing machine, Timberking says. One of the Trinidad's signature design characteristics is its gull-wing doors. Last week I mentioned that Rudi Uhlenhaut designed the Mercedes 300 SL with the famous gull-wing doors that opened up sideways, hinged in the centre of the roof. Tim and his chief engineer Ray Mulqueen encountered a great deal of difficulty in fulfilling Tim's objective in rebuilding six original Ratas and three Chaikas (the gull-wing biplane comrade to the Rata) in Russia. Those famous gull-wing doors, unlike those on the Mercedes-Benz 300SL of 1952, had no structural rationale - DeLorean included them for effect. Press the flush button by the door to open the gull-wing doors, which have hydraulics powerful enough to lift the doors automatically. In 1971 he sells his SOA interest to launch a venture building fiberglass-bodied, gull-wing sports cars in New Brunswick, Canada, under his own name - a project that folds in 1975. But the gull-wing car nearly got Nik and Eva into serious trouble just outside Turin, where a police officer thought they had a bomb in the back. Now that people are used to seeing gull-wing and even butterfly doors, Koenigsegg's rotating door is so different it does make them stop and take notice. Massive fabricated boom sets are designed for high production felling applications, while industry-first gull-wing doors on the engine house allow easy access to keep the 630A and 730A producing. That taken care of, she raised the gull-wing door, and bounded out. It is worth noting that between 1954 and 1957 a total of just 1,400 gull-wing models were produced - not exactly a number that would lead someone to believe that a business could be built on it. Drivers sit side-by-side in a fully enclosed two-man safety capsule cockpit, with gull-wing doors that can be opened from both inside and out. This is precisely the exclusive, top-end sporting image Mercedes has been trying to recapture with the much publicised SLR McLaren supercar, right down to the silver paint, gull-wing doors and extreme price tag. Ally slid into the car and pulled the gull-wing door closed. The forward-hinged canopy opens up both front seats for easy entry, and the separate, gull-wing left-side door opens up and to the right, providing friendly access to the rear buckets. The gull-wing doors popped open and she jumped out onto the sidewalk.
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