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Перевод: sortie

[существительное]
вылазка ; вылет ; самолетовылет ; выход из кабины

Тезаурус:

1. 4 May also saw the first sortie by 69 Squadron's latest addition - a photo-reconnaissance Hurricane.
2. We spoke in earlier chapters of people's search for meaning as they look for the person who has died, and saw that at such times a sortie into faith healing or clairvoyance is quite common.
3. Returning to the operations and planning room, our aircraft commanders are briefed on factors likely to affect the sortie, and then it's into the tactical briefing.
4. Fulmars from "Formidable" were also flying patrols and on one such sortie Lt. R. MacDonald-Hall, with L/A Harry Phillips in rear seat, sighted a He111 but were unable to catch it before it disappeared into the fog.
5. Indeed, apart from the occasional sortie to The Galleon, our chief diversion was to read - books brought from home, or bought in London or Oxford on a day off, as there was in Wolverton neither bookshop nor library.
6. It was a fact Adrian Warburton was out on an early air test prior to a sortie in AR735.
7. The suburban southern venue for the selection board is more than just convenient (a sortie into Lancashire was abandoned after the second session), it is a metaphor for the new style of the party.
8. The first sortie on to the Promenade was made on June 6, and two days later was taken round the whole system to test for clearances. 641 was passed by the Railway Inspector as ready for service on 3 July, since which time it has regularly operated the Fleetwood service.
9. Meanwhile at 1130 eight more Hurricanes had taken off from Takali, Sgt. Deacon included, making his second sortie of the day in P3978.
10. Whittingham fired at four different aircraft during this sortie, being credited with one destroyed, one probable and one damaged; these would seem to have been an He111 and two Ju88s respectively.
11. Sgt. Deacon made his first sortie in V3978, seeing five CR 42s, but being unable to engage these.
12. The sortie has taken something over four hours to complete, for a little over an hour and a half in the air.
13. When we last spoke, you told me that you were reading in bed until eleven-thirty, when you went to sleep, and your last sortie from the bedroom had been to the kitchen for milk at approximately ten-forty.