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monoplane

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mon·o·plane  (mn-pln)
n.
An airplane with only one pair of wings.
monoplane
Noun
an aeroplane with only one pair of wings
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Noun1.monoplanemonoplane - an airplane with a single wing      
aeroplane, airplane, plane - an aircraft that has a fixed wing and is powered by propellers or jets; "the flight was delayed due to trouble with the airplane"
Translations
monoplane [ˈmɔnəpleɪn] n → monoplano
monoplane [ˈmɔnəpleɪn] n → monoplan m
monoplane [ˈmɔnəpleɪn] n → Eindecker m
monoplane [ˈmɔnəupleɪn] n → monoplano
monoplane
n monoplane [ˈmonəplein]
an aeroplane (usually small) with one set of wings. eendekker طائِرَه أحاديَّة السَّطْح моноплан jednoplošník monoplan der Eindecker μονοπλάνο monoplano monoplaan هواپيماى يک باله yksitasoinen lentokone monoplan מָטוֹס חַד-כַּנָף एकपंखी वायुयान avion jednokrilac monoplán pesawat bersayap tunggal einþekja monoplano 単葉機 단엽 비행기 monoplanas, viensparnis lėktuvas vienplāksnis kapal terbang dengan sepasang sayap eendekker monoplan, endekker jednopłat(owiec) monoplano mono­plan моноплан jednoplošník enokrilnik avion sa jednim setom krila monoplan, endäckare เครื่องบินปีกเดียว tek kanatlı uçak 單翼飛機 моноплан اکہرے بازوؤں والا طیارہ máy bay một lớp cánh 单翼飞机


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Instead of the generous spread of surface with which it had taken the air, it was now a lean and hawklike monoplane balanced on long and exceedingly narrow wings.
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Whether Zambo can at last take these letters to the river, or whether I shall myself in some miraculous way carry them back with me, or, finally, whether some daring explorer, coming upon our tracks with the advantage, perhaps, of a perfected monoplane, should find this bundle of manuscript, in any case I can see that what I am writing is destined to immortality as a classic of true adventure.
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