Definition of rotorcraft in English:

rotorcraft

noun ˈrəʊtəkrɑːftˈroʊdərˌkræft

A rotary wing aircraft, such as a helicopter or autogiro.
Example sentencesExamples
- More rotorcraft fly the skies above the big Brazilian metropolis than anywhere else in South America.
- The manufacturers recommended that only pilots with over 500 hours flying experience of rotorcraft use the R22 for aerial photography.
- Looking farther into the future, the Army has a requirement for and has begun concept development of a future utility rotorcraft equipped with an advanced gas turbine engine.
- Whichever company wins the contract is regarded as a shoo-in for a much larger Pentagon order for 200 or more search-and-rescue rotorcraft.
- They have also tested fully autonomous landings and semi-autonomous take-offs for the gas-powered rotorcraft.

Definition of rotorcraft in US English:

rotorcraft

nounˈrōdərˌkraftˈroʊdərˌkræft

A rotary-wing aircraft, such as a helicopter or autogiro.
Example sentencesExamples
- Looking farther into the future, the Army has a requirement for and has begun concept development of a future utility rotorcraft equipped with an advanced gas turbine engine.
- The manufacturers recommended that only pilots with over 500 hours flying experience of rotorcraft use the R22 for aerial photography.
- They have also tested fully autonomous landings and semi-autonomous take-offs for the gas-powered rotorcraft.
- More rotorcraft fly the skies above the big Brazilian metropolis than anywhere else in South America.
- Whichever company wins the contract is regarded as a shoo-in for a much larger Pentagon order for 200 or more search-and-rescue rotorcraft.

单词	rotorcraft
释义	Definition of rotorcraft in English: rotorcraft noun ˈrəʊtəkrɑːftˈroʊdərˌkræft A rotary wing aircraft, such as a helicopter or autogiro. Example sentencesExamples More rotorcraft fly the skies above the big Brazilian metropolis than anywhere else in South America. The manufacturers recommended that only pilots with over 500 hours flying experience of rotorcraft use the R22 for aerial photography. Looking farther into the future, the Army has a requirement for and has begun concept development of a future utility rotorcraft equipped with an advanced gas turbine engine. Whichever company wins the contract is regarded as a shoo-in for a much larger Pentagon order for 200 or more search-and-rescue rotorcraft. They have also tested fully autonomous landings and semi-autonomous take-offs for the gas-powered rotorcraft. Definition of rotorcraft in US English: rotorcraft nounˈrōdərˌkraftˈroʊdərˌkræft A rotary-wing aircraft, such as a helicopter or autogiro. Example sentencesExamples Looking farther into the future, the Army has a requirement for and has begun concept development of a future utility rotorcraft equipped with an advanced gas turbine engine. The manufacturers recommended that only pilots with over 500 hours flying experience of rotorcraft use the R22 for aerial photography. They have also tested fully autonomous landings and semi-autonomous take-offs for the gas-powered rotorcraft. More rotorcraft fly the skies above the big Brazilian metropolis than anywhere else in South America. Whichever company wins the contract is regarded as a shoo-in for a much larger Pentagon order for 200 or more search-and-rescue rotorcraft.
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