yawing

UK
/ˈjɔː.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈjɔ.ɪŋ/

Translations

yawingnoun
yawings
pl
lacetAéronautique, navigation ; désigne le mouvement autour de l’axe vertical.
The pilot corrected the yawing of the aircraft to maintain a steady course.
Le pilote a corrigé le lacet de l’avion pour maintenir une trajectoire stable.
Additional translations
mouvement de lacetForme explicite, surtout en contexte technique.
Synonyms
yaw movement
heading deviation
heading change
yawing manoeuvre
yawing motion
yaw motion
yawinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈjɔː.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈjɔ.ɪŋ/
en lacetEmploi technique ; se dit d’un objet ou d’un véhicule qui oscille autour de l’axe vertical.
The yawing aircraft lost stability in strong crosswinds.
L’avion en lacet a perdu sa stabilité dans de forts vents de travers.
yawverb

yawing

Gerund

yawed
Past Simple
yawed
Past Participle
yawing
Gerund
UK
/jɔː/
US
/jɔ/
lacerAéronautique, navigation : tourner autour de l’axe vertical.
The airplane began to yaw slightly as it encountered turbulence.
L’avion a commencé à lacer légèrement lorsqu’il a rencontré des turbulences.
Additional translations
faire lacerAéronautique : faire tourner un aéronef, un navire, etc. autour de son axe vertical.
Synonyms
open wide

Definitions

yawingnoun
The action or process of a vehicle, especially an aircraft or ship, twisting or oscillating around its vertical axis.
The pilot corrected the yawing of the aircraft to maintain a steady course.
yawinggerund / present participle
Oscillating or twisting about a vertical axis, especially said of a vehicle such as an aircraft or ship.
A yawing motion set the helicopter's tail swinging from side to side.
yawverb
To turn or twist about a vertical axis.
The airplane began to yaw slightly as it encountered turbulence.
To deviate temporarily from a straight course, as a ship.
The ship started to yaw due to the strong crosswinds.
To cause (an aircraft, ship, etc.) to rotate about its vertical axis.
Crosswinds can yaw the aircraft off its intended flight path.