dirigibles in English

noun
1
a dirigible airship, especially one with a rigid structure.
Within the bureau and the fleet, Moffett concentrated on the development of patrol and scouting seaplanes and dirigibles , airplane technology and logistics, aircraft carriers, and naval air stations.
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1. Centre ensanguining nonperspective dirigibles Telfore pyrrhotite Antilemic spinebone plodders trows

2. Above him vast silver dirigibles moved in the morning sky, great black crates strung beneath them.

3. He studied the dirigibles through a pair of those really amazing computerized binoculars that you see in movies.

4. Three main types of Airships, or dirigibles (from French diriger, “to steer”), have been built: nonrigids (blimps), semirigids, and rigids

5. Three main types of Airships, or dirigibles (from French diriger, “to steer”), have been built: nonrigids (blimps), semirigids, and …

6. Dirigibles include rigid Airships (like the Hindenburg), semi-rigid Airships (like the Zeppelin NT), and blimps (like the Goodyear blimp)

7. 3 Till this twentieth century the heavens have been the dominion of the birds and flying creatures, with the exception of some kites, balloons and dirigibles sent aloft by men.

8. Aircraft such as balloons, nonrigid airships (blimps), and dirigibles are designed to contain within their structure a sufficient volume that, when filled with a gas lighter than air (heated air