Translation for 'touch down' from English to Bulgarian

to touch down [plane] {verb}

кацамави.

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to touch {verb}

докосвам

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touch {noun}

докосване {ср}

down {adv}

надолу

долу

to calm down {verb}

успокоявам се

to play down {verb}

омаловажавам

to lie (down) {verb}

лягам [несв.]

to slow down {verb}

намалявам скоростта

to write down {verb}

записвам [несв.]

to break down {verb}

рухвам

to swoop down {verb}

unverified спускам се

to flow down {verb}

стичам се [несв.]

to let down {verb}

изоставям

to kneel (down) {verb}

коленича [несв.]

to jot sth. down {verb}

unverified записвам нщ. набързо

from down under [coll.]

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• To land, the airspeed and the rate of descent are reduced such that the object descends at a low enough rate to allow for a gentle touch down.
• "Huygens" touched down on land, although the possibility that it would touch down in an ocean was also taken into account in its design.
• On July 17, 2018, an EF0 tornado—the first tornado to touch down in Windham County since 1992—struck Ashford Lake and the surrounding neighborhoods, downing trees, damaging homes, and killing three household rabbits.
• This location along the impacting side is determined by the surrounding `air cushion' layer, which deforms the water surface before the moment of impact, and results in a non-trivial geometry of the liquid surface during first touch-down.
• Soviet/Russian capsules for Soyuz make use of a big parachute and braking rockets to touch down on land.

• Full-wing flight should then be resumed during base leg or several seconds before touch down.
• The rules state that the wrestlers must touch down both fists on the floor before the "tachi-ai".
• Fast-roping is a technique for descending a thick rope, allowing troops to deploy from a helicopter in places where the aircraft cannot touch down.
• tornadoes are more common than anywhere else on Earth and touch down most commonly in the spring and summer.
• Pilots need to touch down with ample runway remaining to slow down and stop.

• Lift dumpers are almost always deployed automatically on touch down.
• Thrust reverser systems are featured on many jet aircraft to help slow down just after touch-down, reducing wear on the brakes and enabling shorter landing distances.
• In both codes of rugby, the term "touch down" formally refers only to grounding the ball by the defensive team in their in-goal.
• When they want to land, they repeat this process in reverse, and as they touch down to a surface, they continue to run as they decelerate and stop flapping their wings.
• A one-touch down feature was added for the driver's door power window as standard equipment, while a remote keyless entry system with trunk release and panic alarm as well as an auto-dimming electrochromic rearview mirror became optional equipment.

• The aircraft performed a flapless, downwind landing with a touch-down speed of nearly [...] and the right wing on fire from the pouring fuel.
• The descent rate at touch down was [...].
• It entered the atmosphere traveling [...]. It splashed down 37 minutes after launch, [...] from the planned touch down point, and was on board the aircraft carrier [...] two hours later.