How do you say this in English (US)? Que veut dire l'expression "The duck under urge"

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Ricky51551

9 Feb 2018

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English (US)

They took some effect that occurs due to strong headwinds and named it. The name probably describes the effect, but you really need to be in field to know exactly what it is.

Ricky51551

9 Feb 2018

English (US)

I need some context. Can you use it in a sentence?

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DelphineFR

9 Feb 2018

French (France)

@Ricky51551 It was in professional context, a training course concerning low visibility take off minimum with aircraft, on a slider was explain: "Strong Headwinds can exacerbate the duck under urge" 😳

Ricky51551

9 Feb 2018

English (US)

That’s looks like specialized terminology for that industry. It doesn’t mean anything to the general public.

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DelphineFR

9 Feb 2018

French (France)

@Ricky51551 In that context of strong headwinds, could it mean that the pilot can minimize this effect on the aircraft ? Could it be a methaphor?

Ricky51551

9 Feb 2018

English (US)

They took some effect that occurs due to strong headwinds and named it. The name probably describes the effect, but you really need to be in field to know exactly what it is.

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DelphineFR

9 Feb 2018

French (France)

@Ricky51551 The instructor was Australian, I did not want to disturb the course with an issue of language and expression. I understand what you explain and I have now to ask him next time which effect he wants to describe with this methaphor. Many thanks for your kind help. 👍🏻🙏🏻

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