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a. (alternative form of twin-engine English)
Usage examples of "twin-engined".
Fast, no-tail rotor, twin-engined helicopter with a top speed of 170 miles an hour.
The PBM-3R Mariner was the unarmed transport version of the standard PBM Mariner, a deep-hulled, twin-engined gull-winged mono-plane.
The PBM-3R Mariner was the unarmed transport version of the standard PBM Mariner, a deep-hulled, twin-engined gull-winged monoplane.
Not a Messerschmitt or the twin-engined P38s, or the Junkers they saw and heard from time to time.
Aside from twin-engined PBYs, large and noisy, there were very few amphibians at the base, and he hadn't come close to getting one of them.
Shasa brought the rest of the guests up from Cape Town in the twin-engined Queen Air.
The jet needed a thousand metres of metalled runway to make a safe landing, whereas the twin-engined Beechcraft could sneak into the short grass strip at Chizora with a skilful pilot at the controls.
As he lifted the big twin-engined machine into the air, he drew deeply on the cigar.