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Meanings of aeroplanes in English
Powered fixed-wing aircraft.
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Examples for "plane"
Examples for "plane"
1
Islamic State said it had brought the plane down with a bomb.
2
Under international law, France leads the inquiry because the plane crashed there.
3
Describes northern New Jersey and New York as seen from the plane.
4
This morning, as they were boarding the plane, was a good example.
5
It was possible that plane had gone down due to natural causes.
1
ILFC's order books could mean cheaper planes for China, industry experts say.
2
Yes, free Wi-Fi on planes will very soon become an everyday reality.
3
France has offered three planes and Spain has sent two, authorities said.
4
However, the US military later denied coalition planes had attacked a mosque.
5
The statement said all planes involved in the operation had returned safely.
1
The airplane sustained serious structural and fire damage, a military statement said.
2
In time the gull will flap its wings; the airplane never does.
3
In the pursuit of the U-boat the airplane was also extremely effective.
4
You can find that on any paper airplane simply by spinning it.
5
Of course, he could call any other airplane and report the emergency.
1
The slightest error will assume magnitude towards the extremities of the aeroplane.
2
I represent the company that makes the best aeroplane in the country.
3
And then she said, I heard the aeroplane go off this morning.
4
The only result will be to spoil the control of the aeroplane.
5
Air pressure is a big factor in the matter of aeroplane horsepower.
1
The same can be said for cars, airplanes or new financial products.
2
Airport staff are seeing way, way fewer airplanes take off and land.
3
In case you haven't heard, people are spooky on airplanes these days.
4
Will we travel to other places outside the New Jerusalem in airplanes?
5
Vector provides maintenance services to military, commercial and private helicopters and airplanes.
1
Two helicopters and a fixed-wing aeroplane flew overhead as officials made warnings over a loudspeaker.
2
About $8,000 an hour is needed to run the helicopter while the fixed-wing aeroplane racks up about $4,500.
1
He usually shoots the sites from above, using a helicopter, fixed-wing airplane, or drone.
2
Then you would be left with a fixed-wing airplane with the rotors for wings and a propeller pushing the aircraft along.
Usage of aeroplanes in English
1
The French aeroplanes still hovered, but not in front of General Vaugirard.
2
German aeroplanes were flying constantly overhead; officers came in, and more troops.
3
He saw the aeroplanes in vision and he saw courage and patriotism.
4
This afternoon one of our aeroplanes came down in the Salt Lake.
5
Sept. 2-Fightbetween French and German aeroplanes; Zeppelin renews attack on Antwerp.
6
Two aeroplanes alighted on the grass and their drivers entered the house.
7
The lack of three hundred aeroplanes may cost us the Atlantic seaboard.
8
You go on aeroplanes and they have iPads worth a thousand pounds.
9
These aeroplanes are quite beautiful in design, and fly with amazing rapidity.
10
Mr. Sharp entered the big car that was suspended, below the aeroplanes.
11
All day to-day aeroplanes have been flying between Paris and the frontier.
12
Four hundred and more are busy on aeroplanes at the Curtiss works.
13
Single British aeroplanes have been coming and going since the bombardment started.
14
The air was full of British aeroplanes from London clear to Palestine.
15
Plans for a great exhibit of aeroplanes were destroyed by the war.
16
The observations of my aeroplanes seemed also to bear out this estimate.
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Aeroplanes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common