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1Immelmann — hat mehrere Bedeutungen: Georg Immelmann (* 1935), deutscher Theaterregisseur und Intendant Klaus Immelmann (1935–1987) deutscher Verhaltensforscher Max Immelmann (1864–1923) deutscher Pionier der medizinischen Radiologie, Onkel des gleichnamigen …
2Immelmann — Immelmann, not infrequently also spelled immelman may refer to:* Max Immelmann, a German flying ace from World War I ** The Immelmann turn, an aerial maneuver developed by Max Immelmann *** The Immelmann loop, a roller coaster feature derived… …
3immelmann — [ imɛlman ] n. m. • 1917 en angl.; de Immelmann, pilote de chasse allemand ♦ Aéronaut. Figure de voltige aérienne constituée d un demi looping suivi d un demi tonneau. Faire des immelmanns. ● immelmann nom masculin (de Immelmann, nom propre)… …
4Immelmann — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Max Immelmann est un célèbre pilote allemand de la Première Guerre mondiale ; L immelmann est une figure de voltige aérienne inventée par Max… …
5Immelmann — I. noun Etymology: Max Immelmann Date: 1917 a maneuver in which an airplane reverses direction by executing half of a loop upwards followed by half of a roll called also Immelmann turn II. biographical name Max 1890 1916 German aviator …
6Immelmann — /im euhl mahn , meuhn/, n. a maneuver in which an airplane makes a half loop, then resumes its normal, level position by making a half roll: used to gain altitude while turning to fly in the opposite direction. Also called Immelmann turn. [1915… …
7Immelmann — [ ɪm(ə)lmən] (also Immelmann turn) noun an aerobatic manoeuvre consisting of a half loop followed by a half roll. Origin early 20th cent.: named after the German fighter pilot Max Immelmann …
8immelmann — ˈiməlmən, lˌmän intransitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Immelmann (turn) : to execute an Immelmann turn …
9Immelmann — noun An Immelmann turn …
10Immelmann — Im•mel•mann [[t]ˈɪm əlˌmɑn, mən[/t]] n. aer. a maneuver in which an airplane makes a half loop followed by a half roll: used to gain altitude while reversing the direction of flight • Etymology: 1915–20; after Max Immelmann (1890 1916), German… …
