Source Word
split S
Noun
(aviation)
An
aerobatic
maneuver
in
which
an
aircraft,
starting
from
upright
level
flight,
rolls
inverted
and
then
performs
one-half
of
an
inside
loop,
ending
up
in
upright
level
flight
in
the
opposite
direction
at
a
lower
altitude;
equivalent
to
an
Immelmann
turn
(modern
sense)
performed
in
reverse.
Japanese Meaning
航空機が水平飛行中に、ロールして逆転状態となり、半分の内側ループ（すなわちループの半分の動作）を行い、降下しながら反対方向に水平飛行へ戻るアクロバティックな飛行技術。
Sense（1）
(aviation)
An
aerobatic
maneuver
in
which
an
aircraft,
starting
from
upright
level
flight,
rolls
inverted
and
then
performs
one-half
of
an
inside
loop,
ending
up
in
upright
level
flight
in
the
opposite
direction
at
a
lower
altitude;
equivalent
to
an
Immelmann
turn
(modern
sense)
performed
in
reverse.
（ plural ）
