glider in Greek
glider in Greek is ανεμόπτερο — glider means an aircraft designed to fly without an engine, using air currents to stay aloft.
glider in Greek
ανεμόπτερο
Pronounced: anemoptero
What does "glider" mean?
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noun An aircraft designed to fly without an engine, using air currents to stay aloft.
"He took lessons in a glider at the local airfield."
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noun A person or animal capable of gliding, or a swinging porch chair that moves smoothly back and forth.
"Sugar gliders are small marsupials that can glide between trees."
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glider in a sentence
- He took lessons in a glider at the local airfield.
- The glider was towed into the air before being released.
- Sugar gliders are small marsupials that can glide between trees.
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What is "glider" in Greek?
"glider" in Greek is ανεμόπτερο. glider means: An aircraft designed to fly without an engine, using air currents to stay aloft.
How do you pronounce ανεμόπτερο?
"glider" in Greek is ανεμόπτερο, pronounced "anemoptero".
How do you use "glider" in a sentence?
Example: "He took lessons in a glider at the local airfield." In Greek, "glider" is ανεμόπτερο.
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