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take-off [ˈteɪkɒf, Am -ɑ:f] N

1. take-off AVIAT:

take-off

2. take-off Brit, Aus (imitation):

take-off
take-off

I . take off VB trans

1. take off (remove from):

3. take off inf (force to give up):

4. take off inf (leave):

5. take off (bring away):

8. take off (subtract):

9. take off (stop giving):

10. take off (stop running):

11. take off (stop showing):

12. take off Brit (imitate):

II . take off VB intr

1. take off (leave the ground) AVIAT:

2. take off inf (leave):

4. take off (have success):

vertical take-off N

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Further, no contemporary craft was capable of vertical take-off and such high speeds.
en.wikipedia.org
Take-off was achieved by a booster rocket, which was jettisoned when flight speed was attained.
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What is clear is that the near vertical take-off of the dependency ratio is about to shatter our economic assumptions.
business.financialpost.com
The broken leg (which is thrust into the air first at take-off) is always the nearer leg to the bar.
en.wikipedia.org
An engine of this power provides a take-off run of 150mft 1.
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Inexpensive private airplanes equipped for vertical take-off and landing also will fill the air.
paleofuture.gizmodo.com
Maximum speed was 300km/hmph -1 and maximum take-off weight 2500kglb -1.
en.wikipedia.org
The cycles regulate the atoms vortex and the massive take-off of galaxies.
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Two take-off attempts were abandoned due to engine problems, with the weather continuing to deteriorate.
en.wikipedia.org
On this aircraft, they learn the basics of flying, take-off and landing techniques and procedures followed by a bit of aerobatics.
en.wikipedia.org

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