Examples of using A propeller in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As did a propeller.
A propeller on his head, like that, but.
No.4535 A propeller plane.
Rolls over it with a propeller.
You bought a propeller this morning, right?
You will act like a propeller.
Maybe I should get you a propeller beanie and you can hang out on the corner.
It has only one moving part, a propeller.
It is created with a propeller, jet engine, or rocket.
You look like you have been through a propeller.
Even the smallest motor has a propeller which turns at high speeds and can be deadly.
Only thing missing was a hat with a propeller.
Back at sea in February 1912, Olympic lost a propeller blade and once again returned for emergency repairs.
Wanted to know what it was like to walk into a propeller.
Back at sea in February 1912, Olympic lost a propeller blade and once again returned to her builder for emergency repairs.
What you should be wearing is a hat with a propeller on top.
Like paragliding, but with a propeller strapped to your back, paramotoring is fairly easy to learn and doesn't require much experience.
Does the blue and white roundel really symbolize a propeller and sky?
A propeller plane has pulled this glider, which weighs only 500 kilos, into the air, and now the Perlan II climbs further up on the wind.
You will fly with EDI,or the next thing you drive might just have a propeller.
If anything goes wrong, however-- a motor fails, a propeller fails, electronics, even a battery pack-- the machine can still fly, albeit in a degraded fashion.
When Karlsson pushes a button on his stomach, it starts a motor with a propeller on his back allowing him to fly.
When Carlson ushes a button on his stomach,it starts a clever little motor with a propeller on his back allowing him to fly.
From that moment on, the emblem of BMW, already loved by all,could be seen a propeller, which now remains only in history, and colors that will always remind you of the origin of the company.
It turns out that decades ago, skilled pilots were able to fly remote-controlledaircraft that had only two moving parts: a propeller and a tail rudder.
This can bedone in several ways including by the spinning blades of a propeller, or a rotating fan pushing air out from the back of a jet engine, or by ejecting hot gases from a rocket engine.