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twin-engined

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twin-engined [ˈtwɪnˈendʒɪnd] ADJbimotor
twin-engined
adjzweimotorig
twin-engined [ˌtwɪnˈɛndʒɪnd] adja due motori
twin-engined aircraft → bimotore m


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Rescue teams were continuing the task of retrieving the bodies of the other pilot and his three passengers in a twin-engined Cessna 402 survey plane which plunged into woods.
Julie Hall was working in the yard of Old Lodge Farm - between Coombe Abbey and Binley Woods - when she saw a twin-engined Cessna 402 collide mid-air with a single-engined aircraft shortly before 11.
I glanced through the windscreen of the car to look up and saw a twin-engined plane, silverish in colour.
 
 
 
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