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hoverport

(ˈhɒvəˌpɔːt)
n
(Aeronautics) a port for hovercraft
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Translations
port d'aéroglisseurs

hoverport

[ˈhɒvəˌpɔːt] Npuerto m de aerodeslizadores
Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005

hoverport

[ˈhɒvərpɔːrt] nhoverport m
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hoverport

[ˈhɒvəˌpɔːt] nporto per hovercraft
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The exhibition was developed by ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum in Ashland, Oregon, and features a wind tube, hoverport and a Bernoulli blower that will invite visitors to discover the principles and forces that make flight possible for airplanes, helicopters and rockets.
The Coast Guard chief was speaking to ANI after inaugurating a new hoverport at the Jakahu base which is responsible for providing security to the Sir Creek area.
"I mean, I complain every day that the hoverport has not been invented.
Speed Ferries operates up to five return sailings daily between Dover (Hoverport, Western Docks) and Boulogne, with a crossing time of just 50 minutes.
But in 2001, he was involved in a real-life police investigation after reports that he had fled from security guards at Dover Hoverport whilst carrying a gun.
If you have been able to do this then you can bet a terrorist can as well." Here is the amazing catalogue of security blunders, beginning at the Hoverport in Calais...
Moulden, who claimed he had never been involved in the supply ring, was jailed for three years in 1990 for trying to smuggle 15 kilos of cannabis resin through Dover Hoverport and three years again in 1996 for supplying a large amount of amphetamine to undercover police.
"When I was growing up, if I was bored, I would hitchhike to Paris, busk in the Metro, sleep in the Hoverport," she explained.
Two judges in London ruled that checks carried out by customs at Dover Hoverport had been ``incompatible'' with European law.
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