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Definition of wide-body in English: wide-body(also wide-bodied) adjective ˈwʌɪdbɒdiˈwaɪdˌbɑdi 1(of a large jet airliner) having a wide fuselage. Example sentencesExamples - At the same time, the imminent introduction of wide-bodied aircraft threatened to shake up the entire industry for the second time in ten years.
- Full-service Asian airlines operated wide-bodied aircraft which could carry a full cargo load.
- It said its fleet will swell from 86 wide-bodied aircraft at present to 103 in about three years.
- It is in dire need of a new terminal and extended runway for international flights and wide-bodied aircraft.
- Although business jets flew cross-polar routes before widebody airliners, they are yet to master everyday flying over the North Pole.
2US (of a tennis racket) having a wide head. Example sentencesExamples - These results are all the more impressive because most top professionals are not yet using the most radical designs, exceptionally stiff wide-bodied rackets that they feel don't allow enough topspin.
- Over a period of years, modern racket technology has developed powerful, light, wide-bodied rackets that are easier to wield than wooden rackets were and have a much larger effective hitting area.
nounPlural wide-bodies ˈwʌɪdbɒdiˈwaɪdˌbɑdi 1A large jet airliner with a wide fuselage. Example sentencesExamples - The cases involved large and small transport aircraft, 18 different models, from the Jetstream 31 and the Canadair Regional Jet to an A300 widebody.
- A spokesman for the airline said the widebody suited the Edinburgh route better as it almost doubled the number of business class seats to 25.
- All the planes are widebodies - 21 superjumbo A380s, 18 A340-600s, and two A340-500s.
- Airbus would almost certainly stay in business, selling the A330 and A340 widebodies and the single-aisle A320.
- For some aircraft, such as the older but popular widebodies, the first factor is having a greater effect than the second, and there is a net increase in value.
2US A tennis racket with a wide head. Example sentencesExamples - One problem with widebodies occurs when people try to hit the ball edge on as in extreme sliced shots or topspin shots. You tend to hit the side of the racquet a lot more.
3US informal A large, heavily built person, especially one who plays a team sport. he is a powerful widebody (310 pounds) with limited athletic ability Example sentencesExamples - The Texans prefer massive widebodies to keep blockers off of the linebackers, but he may be able to turn some heads if he is consistently able to penetrate and make plays.
- Poor tackling on the perimeter caused the run defense to struggle last season, and starting DTs John Thornton and Langston Moore need a widebody to join the rotation.… The Ravens have to find a defensive lineman who can collapse the pocket.
- Spencer and Wilis are widebodies who have athletic ability and nasty streaks.
- Pili is a widebody who can eat blocks and stuff the run, but is not going to generate much of a pass rush.
Definition of wide-body in US English: wide-body(also wide-bodied) adjectiveˈwīdˌbädēˈwaɪdˌbɑdi 1(of a large jet airplane) having a wide fuselage. Example sentencesExamples - At the same time, the imminent introduction of wide-bodied aircraft threatened to shake up the entire industry for the second time in ten years.
- It is in dire need of a new terminal and extended runway for international flights and wide-bodied aircraft.
- Although business jets flew cross-polar routes before widebody airliners, they are yet to master everyday flying over the North Pole.
- It said its fleet will swell from 86 wide-bodied aircraft at present to 103 in about three years.
- Full-service Asian airlines operated wide-bodied aircraft which could carry a full cargo load.
2US (of a tennis racket) having a wide head. Example sentencesExamples - These results are all the more impressive because most top professionals are not yet using the most radical designs, exceptionally stiff wide-bodied rackets that they feel don't allow enough topspin.
- Over a period of years, modern racket technology has developed powerful, light, wide-bodied rackets that are easier to wield than wooden rackets were and have a much larger effective hitting area.
nounˈwīdˌbädēˈwaɪdˌbɑdi 1A large jet airplane with a wide fuselage. Example sentencesExamples - A spokesman for the airline said the widebody suited the Edinburgh route better as it almost doubled the number of business class seats to 25.
- Airbus would almost certainly stay in business, selling the A330 and A340 widebodies and the single-aisle A320.
- For some aircraft, such as the older but popular widebodies, the first factor is having a greater effect than the second, and there is a net increase in value.
- All the planes are widebodies - 21 superjumbo A380s, 18 A340-600s, and two A340-500s.
- The cases involved large and small transport aircraft, 18 different models, from the Jetstream 31 and the Canadair Regional Jet to an A300 widebody.
2US A tennis racket with a wide head. Example sentencesExamples - One problem with widebodies occurs when people try to hit the ball edge on as in extreme sliced shots or topspin shots. You tend to hit the side of the racquet a lot more.
3US informal A large, heavily built person, especially one who plays a team sport. he is a powerful widebody (310 pounds) with limited athletic ability Example sentencesExamples - Poor tackling on the perimeter caused the run defense to struggle last season, and starting DTs John Thornton and Langston Moore need a widebody to join the rotation.… The Ravens have to find a defensive lineman who can collapse the pocket.
- Spencer and Wilis are widebodies who have athletic ability and nasty streaks.
- Pili is a widebody who can eat blocks and stuff the run, but is not going to generate much of a pass rush.
- The Texans prefer massive widebodies to keep blockers off of the linebackers, but he may be able to turn some heads if he is consistently able to penetrate and make plays.
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