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Meanings of UFO in English
Portuguese
disco voador Catalan
plat volador 
An (apparently) flying object whose nature is unknown; especially those considered to have extraterrestrial origins.
Synonyms
Examples for "unidentified flying object"
Examples for "unidentified flying object"
1
Rather startlingly, 13 per cent also claimed to have seen an unidentified flying object.
2
They fell off an unidentified flying object, he said.
3
Blenheim firefighters responded to reports of an unidentified flying object near Withers Hills on Friday afternoon.
4
I think the unidentified flying object recently spotted above the Kerry coast may have been my Listowel-born paternal grandmother.
5
By not ever mentioning the words " unidentified flying object" the public would forget and go on their merry, stupid way.
1
They've got genetic material they've saved from when the flying saucer crashed.
2
Two days later, another fast- flying saucer was reported at Manitou Springs, Colorado.
3
He'd heard flying saucer stories before and just plain didn't believe them.
4
By May 1950 the flying saucer business had hit a new all-time peak.
5
And yet somehow Cosmos ended up transforming into a flying saucer.
Usage of UFO in English
1
Scientists, including the skeptics, say they'd welcome full disclosure of UFO evidence.
2
An agreement still needs to be formally approved by the UFO management.
3
At Rendlesham there were several witness reports of a UFO apparently landing.
4
In June 1952 the Air Force was taking the UFO problem seriously.
5
Arnold's sighting marks the origin point of modern UFO lore and terminology.
6
Or a UFO story or a Bigfoot story or an ESP story.
7
The CAA employee had seen the UFO disappear over the northwestern horizon.
8
The Grudge Report had not been the solution to the UFO problem.
9
In turn, we agreed to give them every detail about the UFO.
10
But suppose fifty people from all over the city report the UFO.
11
Shortly after the second UFO-radiation episode the research group finished its work.
12
The U.S. by no means had a curb on the UFO market.
13
There was a strong resemblance to the UFO's in the Tremonton Movie.
14
It was a cover-up, all right, but not for a crashed UFO.
15
All I could conclude was that both had seen the same UFO.
16
This was the unbiased processing of UFO reports through normal intelligence channels.
About this term
Translations for UFO
Portuguese
UFO through the time
UFO across language varieties
United States of America
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