Fuselage and Pair

Fuselage

Fuselage noun - The central body of an airplane that is designed to accommodate the crew and passengers (or cargo).

Pair and fuselage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pair" instead a noun "Fuselage".

Pair

Pair noun - Two things of the same or similar kind that match or are considered together.
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Synonyms for Pair

Fuselage and pair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fuselage" instead a noun "Pair".

Nearby Words: paired, pairing

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  • Real Life / Cool Plane The B-50 and B-29 would both see tanker variants used for mid-air refueling, culminating in the KC-97L, a tanker with an enlarged fuselage and a pair of turbojet engines added to the design to help the plane keep pace with the jets it was intended to refuel.
  • Recoil Boost Second world war planes modified to carry heavy cannon could also be slowed at the moment of firing: the JU-87 Stuka modified to carry a pair of 37mm anti-tank gun under both wings for instance, or the HS-129B-3 carrying a 75mm cannon under the fuselage.
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