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Meanings of aviator in English
Usage of aviator in English
1
Senator John McCain, a former naval aviator, in response to the report.
2
Anything suggestive of the air was of interest to the young aviator.
3
The splendid machine and the young aviator were both at their best.
4
Aug. 13-Germanaeroplane pursued by Belgians; German aviator throws bomb on Vesoul.
5
The young aviator passed the yellow sheet over to his curious friend.
6
Both came to the conclusion that the aviator had effected his escape.
7
The aviator could fly low and so drop those pastilles accurately-andunseen.
8
It had been disabled, and the aviator had alighted to make repairs.
9
The doctor is the widow of a famous Finnish aviator, Gunnar Lihr.
10
Dad doesn't think much of me in the aviator class, I guess.
11
The guard stares at me impassively from behind his mirrored aviator shades.
12
They prevent the aviator from getting lost, and denote a safe landing,
13
The girl moved silently at Tarzan's left, between him and the aviator.
14
A shiny helmet and aviator shades gave him an air of mystery.
15
I ran out to Mineola myself, with an aviator chap I know.
16
Mr. Vardon was a veteran aviator, and heights did not bother him.
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Aviator through the time
Aviator across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common