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Meanings of planes in English
Powered fixed-wing aircraft.
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Usage of planes in English
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.
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The statement said all planes involved in the operation had returned safely.
6
Sudan used government war planes and proxy militias to crush the rebellion.
7
Then the impossible became possible, and the architect got to change planes.
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Five Russian planes passed right overhead before we realized they meant danger.
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But permitting those planes to take domestic passengers could help create competition.
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He built the first all-metal planes used in France, England, and Poland.
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Russia defended its actions, saying the planes wereoperating legally in international waters.
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The three left soon afterwards on planes heading for Italy and Spain.
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The planes are more fuel efficient and help bring down operational costs.
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The same general principle is used that planes employ in the air.
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Iran said in February it was planning to stop using the planes.
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Over the weekend, Tripoli residents said unidentified war planes attacked targets there.
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