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heavy
operational | repair
| squadron
| engineer
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| heavier | |
| gen. | nas truime |
| heaviest | |
| gen. | as truime |
| repair | |
| gen. | càirich; càradh |
| squadron | |
| gen. | sguadron |
| engineer | |
| gen. | ìnnleadair; einnseanair; innleadair |
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| trom (Yerkwantai) | |||
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| as truime (Yerkwantai) | |||
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| nas truime (Yerkwantai) | |||
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| hy | |||
| hey | |||
| hv | |||
| heavyweight | |||
| hev | |||
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| An expression used in radiocommunications to indicate that an aircraft is certified for a maximum take- off weight of 136 000 kg 300 000 lb or more | |||