wiraż — m II, D. u; lm M. e, D. y a. ów 1. «zakręt drogi (szosy, toru wyścigowego, bieżni itp.) w kształcie łuku» Ostry, łagodny wiraż. Przyśpieszyć na wirażu. Samochód zarzucił na wirażu. 2. «zmiana kierunku biegu, ruchu samolotu, samochodu, statku itp … Słownik języka polskiego
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