Definition of swept-back in English:

swept-back

adjective

(of an aircraft wing) positioned to point somewhat backwards.
a revolutionary type of aeroplane with swept-back wings
swept-back handlebars
Example sentencesExamples
- Six Allison J35-2 turbojet engines slung in pods beneath the swept-back wings gave the prototype Stratojet nimble performance, and helped to validate a design concept still widely used today.
- Both the BIB bomber and F - 14 fighter plane pivot their wings from outstretched to swept-back positions.
- The Mi - 28A has small swept-back, mid-mounted stub-wings with four suspension units.
- The swept-back windscreen, striking front wings and rising shoulderline of the new car set the sporting tone.
- The A380 can operate on existing runways because, with its swept-back wings, it takes up only slightly more space than a 747.
- This second object was a much larger craft than the Cessna; in fact the nose of it extended much farther forward of the small swept-back wings than the Cessna.

Definition of swept-back in US English:

swept-back

adjectiveˌswɛptˈbækˌsweptˈbak

attributive (of an aircraft wing) positioned to point somewhat backward.
a revolutionary type of airplane with swept-back wings
swept-back handlebars
Example sentencesExamples
- The swept-back windscreen, striking front wings and rising shoulderline of the new car set the sporting tone.
- This second object was a much larger craft than the Cessna; in fact the nose of it extended much farther forward of the small swept-back wings than the Cessna.
- The A380 can operate on existing runways because, with its swept-back wings, it takes up only slightly more space than a 747.
- Six Allison J35-2 turbojet engines slung in pods beneath the swept-back wings gave the prototype Stratojet nimble performance, and helped to validate a design concept still widely used today.
- Both the BIB bomber and F - 14 fighter plane pivot their wings from outstretched to swept-back positions.
- The Mi - 28A has small swept-back, mid-mounted stub-wings with four suspension units.

单词	swept-back
释义	Definition of swept-back in English: swept-back adjective (of an aircraft wing) positioned to point somewhat backwards. a revolutionary type of aeroplane with swept-back wings swept-back handlebars Example sentencesExamples Six Allison J35-2 turbojet engines slung in pods beneath the swept-back wings gave the prototype Stratojet nimble performance, and helped to validate a design concept still widely used today. Both the BIB bomber and F - 14 fighter plane pivot their wings from outstretched to swept-back positions. The Mi - 28A has small swept-back, mid-mounted stub-wings with four suspension units. The swept-back windscreen, striking front wings and rising shoulderline of the new car set the sporting tone. The A380 can operate on existing runways because, with its swept-back wings, it takes up only slightly more space than a 747. This second object was a much larger craft than the Cessna; in fact the nose of it extended much farther forward of the small swept-back wings than the Cessna. Definition of swept-back in US English: swept-back adjectiveˌswɛptˈbækˌsweptˈbak attributive (of an aircraft wing) positioned to point somewhat backward. a revolutionary type of airplane with swept-back wings swept-back handlebars Example sentencesExamples The swept-back windscreen, striking front wings and rising shoulderline of the new car set the sporting tone. This second object was a much larger craft than the Cessna; in fact the nose of it extended much farther forward of the small swept-back wings than the Cessna. The A380 can operate on existing runways because, with its swept-back wings, it takes up only slightly more space than a 747. Six Allison J35-2 turbojet engines slung in pods beneath the swept-back wings gave the prototype Stratojet nimble performance, and helped to validate a design concept still widely used today. Both the BIB bomber and F - 14 fighter plane pivot their wings from outstretched to swept-back positions. The Mi - 28A has small swept-back, mid-mounted stub-wings with four suspension units.
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