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jet·ti·son [ˈʤetɪsən] VB trans

jettison

odvreči

jettison employee

to jettison sth

to jettison sth plan

to jettison sth [for sth]

jettison from a ship, from a plane

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One engine was jettisoned about 135 seconds into the flight. en.wikipedia.org

In an emergency, the diver could pull a line which opened the weight pouch to jettison these weights. en.wikipedia.org

The planes were able to return to their carrier, but after recovery one was deemed a total loss and jettisoned. en.wikipedia.org

This allows these ships to carry additional timber as deck cargo, but with the facility to jettison this cargo. en.wikipedia.org

For him, altered circumstances or assumptions provided adequate justfication to jettison part or all of the original plan. en.wikipedia.org

Dragon's trunk, which contains its solar arrays, was then jettisoned. en.wikipedia.org

Some brought small stoves, but these were often jettisoned along the way as too heavy and unnecessary. en.wikipedia.org

Three hours after takeoff, a problem arose: the device intended to jettison the landing gear partially failed. en.wikipedia.org

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