airplane in Irish
airplane in Irish is eitleán — airplane means a powered aircraft with fixed wings and at least one engine, capable of carrying passengers or cargo.
airplane in Irish
eitleán
(chiefly, US, Canada, Philippines) A powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings.
What does "airplane" mean?
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noun A powered aircraft with fixed wings and at least one engine, capable of carrying passengers or cargo.
"The airplane climbed steadily after takeoff."
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verb To travel or transport something by airplane.
"The company airplaned the equipment in to meet the deadline."
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airplane in a sentence
- The airplane climbed steadily after takeoff.
- They booked seats on the first airplane out in the morning.
- The company airplaned the equipment in to meet the deadline.
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What is "airplane" in Irish?
"airplane" in Irish is eitleán. airplane means: A powered aircraft with fixed wings and at least one engine, capable of carrying passengers or cargo.
How do you use "airplane" in a sentence?
Example: "The airplane climbed steadily after takeoff." In Irish, "airplane" is eitleán.
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