drone in Czech
drone in Czech is trubec, dron, bezpilotní letoun — drone means an unmanned aircraft or vehicle controlled remotely or by autopilot.
drone in Czech
trubec
A male ant, bee, or wasp, which does not work but can fertilize the queen.
dron
An aircraft operated by remote control, especially an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
bezpilotní letoun
An aircraft operated by remote control, especially an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
What does "drone" mean?
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noun An unmanned aircraft or vehicle controlled remotely or by autopilot.
"The company used a drone to film the wedding from above."
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noun A male bee that does no work in the hive; by extension, a person who does menial or unthinking work.
"Worker bees outnumber the drones in a hive."
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verb To make a continuous low humming sound, or to speak in a flat, monotonous voice.
"The air conditioner droned in the background all night."
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drone in a sentence
- The company used a drone to film the wedding from above.
- Drones are increasingly used for crop monitoring on farms.
- Worker bees outnumber the drones in a hive.
- He felt like just another drone in the corporate machine.
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What is "drone" in Czech?
"drone" in Czech is trubec, dron, bezpilotní letoun. drone means: An unmanned aircraft or vehicle controlled remotely or by autopilot.
How do you use "drone" in a sentence?
Example: "The company used a drone to film the wedding from above." In Czech, "drone" is trubec, dron, bezpilotní letoun.
Are there other ways to say "drone" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "drone": trubec, dron, bezpilotní letoun.
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