trimotored
- adjective
- /ˈtraɪmoʊtərd/
- Specialized
- In the early days of aviation, trimotored aircraft were popular for commercial flights.
Examples
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Their latest model is a trimotored vehicle designed for greater reliability.
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The new trimotored aircraft can carry more passengers than earlier models.
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The company developed a trimotored seaplane to improve performance over long distances.
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The new trimotored aircraft can carry more passengers.
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Is the trimotored plane ready for takeoff?
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In the early days of aviation, trimotored aircraft were popular for commercial flights.
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The company developed a trimotored seaplane to improve performance over long distances.
Synonyms
Describes a plane that has three engines
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Etymology
The word trimotored comes from the parts tri- meaning 'three' and motor meaning 'engine', so you can picture three engines working together like the three wheels of a tricycle. So a trimotored plane or vehicle has three motors for extra power or safety.