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1. n 2. a◊to express the altitude — чітко вказувати висоту (напр. під час заходження на посадку)
to reach an altitude of... — досягнути висоти...
•- aerodrome altitude - altimetric altitude - apparent altitude - area minimum altitude - barometric altitude - base altitude - burnout altitude - cabin pressure altitude - calibrated altitude - celestial altitude - corrected altitude - critical altitude - cruising altitude - cutoff altitude - decay-safe altitude - decision altitude - density altitude - design altitude - design cruising altitude - design altitude of nozzle - engine critical altitude - en-route altitude - equivalent altitude - final approach altitude - final intercept altitude - flare-out altitude - flight altitude - fuel efficient altitude - heliocentric transfer altitude - high density altitude - holding altitude - indicated altitude - initial approach altitude - instrument altitude - minimum altitude - minimum authorized altitude - minimum decision altitude - minimum descent altitude - minimum en-route altitude - minimum safe altitude - minimum sector altitude - obstacle clearance altitude - operating altitude - perigee altitude - photographic altitude - polar altitude - preselected altitude - pressure altitude - rated altitude - reference altitude - restarting altitude - safe altitude - safety altitude - selected approach altitude - specified altitude - temperature altitude - traffic pattern altitude - transition altitude - transonic acceleration altitude - true altitude -
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1. n1) штучний супутник Землі, ШСЗ3) астрон. сателіт, супутник (якої-н. планети)2. v◊•- application technology satellite - artificial earth satellite - artificial moon satellite - artificial satellite - backup satellite - beam-switched satellite - biological satellite - broadcasting satellite - communications satellite - coorbiting satellite - coplanar satellite - dedicated satellite - direct broadcast satellite - direct broadcasting satellite - direct readout satellite - direct-to-home satellite - earth-exploration satellite - earth-oriented satellite - earth radiation budget satellite - earth resources technology satellite - environment satellite - GEO satellite - geostationary earth orbit satellite - HEO satellite - high-altitude satellite - high-apogee satellite - high-earth orbit satellite - high-inclination satellite - high-orbit satellite - high-resolution radar mapping satellite - in-orbit satellite - leased satellite - LEO satellite - low-altitude satellite - low-apogee satellite - low-earth orbit satellite - low-orbit satellite - manned satellite - meteorological satellite - microwave power satellite - mobile satellite - multibeam satellite - near-earth satellite - near-polar-orbiting satellite - nonsun-synchronized satellite - nuclear power satellite - observatory satellite - ocean-dedicated satellite - oceanographic satellite - one-way satellite - passive satellite - polar orbiting satellite - reflector satellite - relay satellite - repeater satellite - robot satellite - round-trip satellite - satellites of Jupiter - search and rescue satellite - solar max satellite - solar power satellite - solar-radiation satellite - space electric rocket test satellite - space laser power system-powered satellite - space satellite - spin-stabilized satellite - spy satellite - station-keeping satellite - subsynchronous satellite - sun-earth observatory satellite - supersynchronous satellite - telecommunication satellite - television and infrared observing satellite - temperature-sounding satellite - transmitting satellite - two-way satellite - unmanned robot satellite - weather satellite -
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