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Meanings of falcon in English
Executive aircraft family by Dassault.
Related terms
Russian
curtiss falcon Spanish
falcon 
Programming language.
1970S prototype self-propelled anti-aircraft gun by Vickers.
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Usage of falcon in English
1
The blue falcon flew up in the air and gave a bird-call.
2
After several months of training, Ethan finally let his falcon fly solo.
3
This may be the best falcon I have seen in AFL football.
4
Tells how they work; the fined imposed for robbing a falcon's nest.
5
The Indian reached the rim and his falcon gaze swept the valley.
6
He stretched a long arm toward the sun; his falcon eye gleamed.
7
But coming back he saw a falcon sailing in the air above.
8
He motioned to a nearby brown falcon, its right wing obviously broken.
9
Far below them, a falcon circled above the scattered pines and boulders.
10
The duck hawk, a falcon, has taken a fancy to the city.
11
You will find the falcon, sometimes eagle, cropping up in various places.
12
I am the falcon of the morning, the hawk of the afternoon.
13
Horus, the Egyptian falcon god, was symbolized as the winged solar disc.
14
She raised the falcon feather and tickled my parents under their noses.
15
He shifted, hovering there like a falcon, the moment before it fell.
16
Not that I ever possessed a living falcon of any species whatever.
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Falcon through the time
Falcon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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