airfield in Japanese
airfield in Japanese is 飛行場 — airfield means an open area set up for aircraft to take off and land, usually smaller and less developed than an airport.
airfield in Japanese
飛行場
Pronounced: hikōjō
(aviation) An open field designated for the taking off and landing of aircraft, but which, unlike an airport, does not necessarily have terminals or paved runways.
What does "airfield" mean?
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noun An open area set up for aircraft to take off and land, usually smaller and less developed than an airport.
"The pilot landed the small plane on a grass airfield."
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- The pilot landed the small plane on a grass airfield.
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What is "airfield" in Japanese?
"airfield" in Japanese is 飛行場. airfield means: An open area set up for aircraft to take off and land, usually smaller and less developed than an airport.
How do you pronounce 飛行場?
"airfield" in Japanese is 飛行場, pronounced "hikōjō".
How do you use "airfield" in a sentence?
Example: "The pilot landed the small plane on a grass airfield." In Japanese, "airfield" is 飛行場.
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