flyover in Greek
flyover in Greek is ανισόπεδη διάβαση — flyover means a road, bridge, or railway built above another so that traffic can cross without stopping (British English; called an overpass in the US).
flyover in Greek
ανισόπεδη διάβαση
Pronounced: anisopedi diavasi
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth, Philippines) A road or railway that passes over another, allowing routes to cross without interruption.
What does "flyover" mean?
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noun A road, bridge, or railway built above another so that traffic can cross without stopping (British English; called an overpass in the US).
"The new flyover cut the commute time by twenty minutes."
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noun A ceremonial low-altitude pass by aircraft, often military, over an event or crowd.
"A flyover of fighter jets marked the end of the parade."
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noun Informal: the noncoastal middle of the United States, especially when dismissed as unimportant by people on the coasts.
"He resented the term "flyover country" used to describe his home state."
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flyover in a sentence
- The new flyover cut the commute time by twenty minutes.
- Traffic backed up under the flyover during rush hour.
- A flyover of fighter jets marked the end of the parade.
- He resented the term "flyover country" used to describe his home state.
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What is "flyover" in Greek?
"flyover" in Greek is ανισόπεδη διάβαση. flyover means: A road, bridge, or railway built above another so that traffic can cross without stopping (British English; called an overpass in the US).
How do you pronounce ανισόπεδη διάβαση?
"flyover" in Greek is ανισόπεδη διάβαση, pronounced "anisopedi diavasi".
How do you use "flyover" in a sentence?
Example: "The new flyover cut the commute time by twenty minutes." In Greek, "flyover" is ανισόπεδη διάβαση.
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