Definition of airplane in English:

airplane

noun ˈɛːpleɪnˈɛrˌpleɪn

North American

A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces; an aeroplane.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now we are going by airplane, it is very risky, but we are taking the dangers anyway.
- The relevant categories for our operations are the weight shift and fixed wing or airplane categories.
- With one last kiss, Nick got onto that airplane, leaving Lily waving behind him.
- I guess it depends on whether the airport was damaged or not, whether some fixed win airplanes can get in.
- Did anyone else have bad dreams and nightmares about airplane crashes?
- As the wind goes over this house it's kind of almost like what happens on a wing of an airplane isn't it?
- Non-skydivers can't believe anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane.
- I mean you just don't turn a key on like you do an automobile or ordinary airplane.
- Seconds later, an airplane darted by, flying straight into the cerulean blue horizon.
- Cars are now nearly as sensitive to weight distribution as airplanes are.
- Lots of flying in noisy airplanes for air to air photography but not much joy of flying.
- It is capable of handling crosswinds and it's a relatively easy airplane to fly from a pilot's point of view.
- I managed to hitch a ride on Josh's airplane just in the nick of time.
- The companies that work on airplanes or the power grid don't really understand them as wholes any more.
- For most, the cost of flying lessons and airplanes meant that wasn't a very practical option.
- In this airplane the added weight that the structure required is not worth the trade off.
- An editorial on Monday about the new jumbo Airbus misstated the weight of the airplane.
- With the exception of a few cruise ships, people can only access the islands by airplane.
- So, right now they're probably going to bring some kind of a vehicle to the airplane.
- Flying what kind of airplane, for whom and for what amount of income remains to be seen.
Synonyms
aircraft, craft, flying machine

Rhymes

terreplein

Definition of airplane in US English:

airplane

nounˈɛrˌpleɪnˈerˌplān

North American

A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces.
British term aeroplane
Example sentencesExamples
- In this airplane the added weight that the structure required is not worth the trade off.
- Lots of flying in noisy airplanes for air to air photography but not much joy of flying.
- Cars are now nearly as sensitive to weight distribution as airplanes are.
- I guess it depends on whether the airport was damaged or not, whether some fixed win airplanes can get in.
- An editorial on Monday about the new jumbo Airbus misstated the weight of the airplane.
- With the exception of a few cruise ships, people can only access the islands by airplane.
- I mean you just don't turn a key on like you do an automobile or ordinary airplane.
- For most, the cost of flying lessons and airplanes meant that wasn't a very practical option.
- Flying what kind of airplane, for whom and for what amount of income remains to be seen.
- So, right now they're probably going to bring some kind of a vehicle to the airplane.
- I managed to hitch a ride on Josh's airplane just in the nick of time.
- As the wind goes over this house it's kind of almost like what happens on a wing of an airplane isn't it?
- Now we are going by airplane, it is very risky, but we are taking the dangers anyway.
- Non-skydivers can't believe anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane.
- Did anyone else have bad dreams and nightmares about airplane crashes?
- Seconds later, an airplane darted by, flying straight into the cerulean blue horizon.
- The relevant categories for our operations are the weight shift and fixed wing or airplane categories.
- The companies that work on airplanes or the power grid don't really understand them as wholes any more.
- With one last kiss, Nick got onto that airplane, leaving Lily waving behind him.
- It is capable of handling crosswinds and it's a relatively easy airplane to fly from a pilot's point of view.
Synonyms
aircraft, craft, flying machine

单词	airplane
释义	Definition of airplane in English: airplane noun ˈɛːpleɪnˈɛrˌpleɪn North American A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces; an aeroplane. Example sentencesExamples Now we are going by airplane, it is very risky, but we are taking the dangers anyway. The relevant categories for our operations are the weight shift and fixed wing or airplane categories. With one last kiss, Nick got onto that airplane, leaving Lily waving behind him. I guess it depends on whether the airport was damaged or not, whether some fixed win airplanes can get in. Did anyone else have bad dreams and nightmares about airplane crashes? As the wind goes over this house it's kind of almost like what happens on a wing of an airplane isn't it? Non-skydivers can't believe anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane. I mean you just don't turn a key on like you do an automobile or ordinary airplane. Seconds later, an airplane darted by, flying straight into the cerulean blue horizon. Cars are now nearly as sensitive to weight distribution as airplanes are. Lots of flying in noisy airplanes for air to air photography but not much joy of flying. It is capable of handling crosswinds and it's a relatively easy airplane to fly from a pilot's point of view. I managed to hitch a ride on Josh's airplane just in the nick of time. The companies that work on airplanes or the power grid don't really understand them as wholes any more. For most, the cost of flying lessons and airplanes meant that wasn't a very practical option. In this airplane the added weight that the structure required is not worth the trade off. An editorial on Monday about the new jumbo Airbus misstated the weight of the airplane. With the exception of a few cruise ships, people can only access the islands by airplane. So, right now they're probably going to bring some kind of a vehicle to the airplane. Flying what kind of airplane, for whom and for what amount of income remains to be seen. Synonyms aircraft, craft, flying machine Rhymes terreplein Definition of airplane in US English: airplane nounˈɛrˌpleɪnˈerˌplān North American A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces. British term aeroplane Example sentencesExamples In this airplane the added weight that the structure required is not worth the trade off. Lots of flying in noisy airplanes for air to air photography but not much joy of flying. Cars are now nearly as sensitive to weight distribution as airplanes are. I guess it depends on whether the airport was damaged or not, whether some fixed win airplanes can get in. An editorial on Monday about the new jumbo Airbus misstated the weight of the airplane. With the exception of a few cruise ships, people can only access the islands by airplane. I mean you just don't turn a key on like you do an automobile or ordinary airplane. For most, the cost of flying lessons and airplanes meant that wasn't a very practical option. Flying what kind of airplane, for whom and for what amount of income remains to be seen. So, right now they're probably going to bring some kind of a vehicle to the airplane. I managed to hitch a ride on Josh's airplane just in the nick of time. As the wind goes over this house it's kind of almost like what happens on a wing of an airplane isn't it? Now we are going by airplane, it is very risky, but we are taking the dangers anyway. Non-skydivers can't believe anyone would jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Did anyone else have bad dreams and nightmares about airplane crashes? Seconds later, an airplane darted by, flying straight into the cerulean blue horizon. The relevant categories for our operations are the weight shift and fixed wing or airplane categories. The companies that work on airplanes or the power grid don't really understand them as wholes any more. With one last kiss, Nick got onto that airplane, leaving Lily waving behind him. It is capable of handling crosswinds and it's a relatively easy airplane to fly from a pilot's point of view. Synonyms aircraft, craft, flying machine
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