Examples of using Headwind in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There's a headwind here.
Exiting Eilat we had, as expected, headwind.
Strong headwind on the bridge.
This time we headed north, and there was no headwind.
Very strong headwind coming back.
Sir, 3 ships are sighted, Just put off from the headwind.
Hey! There's a headwind up ahead.
After the food break, I led at 30 km/h against the headwind.
Sometimes the headwind was pretty strong.
Unless… Unless we can hold our position in the headwind.
Great to hear that headwind is behind you here.
Assaf left a few minutes before us,and Shuki wan hanging on my rear wheel in the headwind we had there.
There was headwind and the path was narrow, and we couldn't form a peloton.
You were right-- as a start-up, Headwind was nothing special.
Faced with that headwind, they have to come down at the first land they see, and that's right here.
The slowdown in productivity is another important long-term headwind for the global economy.
The headwind gives the glider a higher airspeed and generates more lift as it moves across the wings.
There are going to someone with a headwind a teenager, a teenager your man, your mom.
We left Nachshon with only 45 km left to the finish,which is lower, no headwind, and 4 hours.
A headwind will reduce the ground speed needed for takeoff, as there is a greater flow of air over the wings.
I rode fast between Zafit and Rotem, and as I feared- there was headwind in the Big Crater.
The slowing and aging population is a key long-term headwind for economic growth throughout the developed and developing world including countries like Japan.
Just as strong global growth was a tail wind,weaker global growth can be a headwind to our economy.".
Well, when the temperature drops below 60 and there's a headwind, the forces on the ball create an unfavorable magnitude and direction.
They're doing wonderful work because they believe in kids and the work,but they're doing it against a headwind,” he said.
You're the guy who struck thefirst 90 meters at Copper Peak, with no headwind, in 1970 Opening Trials, and they think you're just some old drunk.
For one thing, the headwind effect makes it harder for us to experience gratitude, which research shows is associated with higher levels of happiness, fewer hospitalizations and a more generous approach towards others.
When he was riding at a certain velocity he kept that speed,no matter whether it was against headwind, with tailwind, ascend, descend, or turns.
Well, given our travel time of 122 minutes and47 seconds, and a headwind of 14.7 knots, if we take the crossvariables, factor out the constants, that's two degrees times by two kilometres.
This value is dependent on internal features such as engine power and aerodynamic efficiency,while outside factors such as air thickness and headwind/tailwind strength also play a role.