Translations for „aquaplane“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

aquaplane <an aquaplane; aquaplanes> N

aquaplane

زَلَّاجَة

aquaplane (instruments & machines)

لَوْحٌ مائِيّ

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English

Vehicles are less likely to aquaplane while traveling uphill, and far more likely to do so at the trough of two connected hills where water tends to pool.

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The tyre may then start to lose road contact or aquaplane, and the vehicle can no longer be steered.

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There is no precise equation to determine the speed at which a vehicle will aquaplane.

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Driving fast through standing water is dangerous -- tyres aquaplane and you lose steering control.

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Drivers who aquaplane are advised to let the vehicle find its own path while easing off the accelarator, before gently steering when they feel traction returning to the car.

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Cars are also far more likely to aquaplane when the driver is travelling at great speed.

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When cars begin to aquaplane, the driver often feels as if they have lost complete control of the vehicle, with some likening it to being on a rollercoaster.

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The remedy for this type of aquaplane is for the pilot to release the brakes and allow the wheels to spin up and apply moderate braking.

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Cars aquaplane when water in front of their tyres build up quicker than the tyres can handle.

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If all four wheels aquaplane at once, the car will slide in a straight line, again towards the outside of the bend if in a turn.

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