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Definition of windsock in English: windsocknounˈwɪn(d)sɒkˈwɪn(d)sɑk A light, flexible cylinder or cone mounted on a mast to show the direction and strength of the wind, especially at an airfield. （尤指机场的）风向袋，套筒风标 Example sentencesExamples - The windsock at the airfield has had a definite droop all week, and the sea is as flat as a pond, except for intermittent splashes from the seals, as they play amongst the seaweed out in the bay.
- I land effortlessly by the windsock and walk my glider on to the nice green grass by the clubhouse.
- Resembling a miniature windsock, the filter is deployed by means of a 0.14-in.-thick guidewire.
- The windsock at the airport shows a bit of its mouth as we approach the southeast/northwest runway from the west.
- Nearby, a hefty fellow with a little orange windsock pinned to his baseball cap quips, ‘Hell, the safest place to stand with this guy is on the target!’
- Most airports have a segmented circle, usually in the center of the airport, often lighted at night and typically containing a windsock.
- There was a shoddy wooden control tower, with a moth-eaten windsock and several obsolete instruments on it.
- The cabana concept began with three metaphors: the windsock that responds to the wind's shift in direction, the palm tree that flexes in high winds but continues to stand, and the camera aperture that opens and closes.
- The goal line did not have a windsock on a mast at either end as required by Section 7A, 17.2.
- The magnetotail is the part of the magnetosphere pushed in the direction of the solar wind - shaped like a giant windsock and stretching at least two million kilometres into space on the night side of the Earth.
- The tail effectively becomes a windsock for measuring the speed of the solar wind.
- The windsock is on the southern side of the runway.
- With no time to lose, windsocks and the obligatory Red Bull tent were erected, the sound system plugged in and gliders hastily prepared as two helicopters flew up from the valley to shoot air-to-air footage.
- For the ceremony, countries have flags, not colored windsocks.
- Sure enough, eventually we came to a tree with a windsock and, more reassuring, a small airplane resting in its shade.
- When the passengers take off from Westray they can see the windsock on the runway a mile and a half away on Papa Westray.
- Any ground noted for its wind should have a windsock.
- There are lead-in lights from the river approach, landing floodlights, a marker beacon and a lighted windsock.
- The idea is to create some other vertical structures in this environment besides the antennas, flagpoles and windsocks situated all about the station.
- ‘We have windsocks out there, streamers, kites and a model airplane that flies around during the show,’ says Laurendeau.
Definition of windsock in US English: windsocknounˈwin(d)säkˈwɪn(d)sɑk A light, flexible cylinder or cone mounted on a mast to show the direction and strength of the wind, especially at an airfield. （尤指机场的）风向袋，套筒风标 Example sentencesExamples - There are lead-in lights from the river approach, landing floodlights, a marker beacon and a lighted windsock.
- When the passengers take off from Westray they can see the windsock on the runway a mile and a half away on Papa Westray.
- The cabana concept began with three metaphors: the windsock that responds to the wind's shift in direction, the palm tree that flexes in high winds but continues to stand, and the camera aperture that opens and closes.
- For the ceremony, countries have flags, not colored windsocks.
- The tail effectively becomes a windsock for measuring the speed of the solar wind.
- Nearby, a hefty fellow with a little orange windsock pinned to his baseball cap quips, ‘Hell, the safest place to stand with this guy is on the target!’
- Most airports have a segmented circle, usually in the center of the airport, often lighted at night and typically containing a windsock.
- Resembling a miniature windsock, the filter is deployed by means of a 0.14-in.-thick guidewire.
- The windsock at the airport shows a bit of its mouth as we approach the southeast/northwest runway from the west.
- The magnetotail is the part of the magnetosphere pushed in the direction of the solar wind - shaped like a giant windsock and stretching at least two million kilometres into space on the night side of the Earth.
- The windsock at the airfield has had a definite droop all week, and the sea is as flat as a pond, except for intermittent splashes from the seals, as they play amongst the seaweed out in the bay.
- I land effortlessly by the windsock and walk my glider on to the nice green grass by the clubhouse.
- The goal line did not have a windsock on a mast at either end as required by Section 7A, 17.2.
- ‘We have windsocks out there, streamers, kites and a model airplane that flies around during the show,’ says Laurendeau.
- Any ground noted for its wind should have a windsock.
- With no time to lose, windsocks and the obligatory Red Bull tent were erected, the sound system plugged in and gliders hastily prepared as two helicopters flew up from the valley to shoot air-to-air footage.
- The windsock is on the southern side of the runway.
- Sure enough, eventually we came to a tree with a windsock and, more reassuring, a small airplane resting in its shade.
- There was a shoddy wooden control tower, with a moth-eaten windsock and several obsolete instruments on it.
- The idea is to create some other vertical structures in this environment besides the antennas, flagpoles and windsocks situated all about the station.
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