airspace in Japanese
airspace in Japanese is 領空 — airspace means the portion of sky above a country or region that falls under its legal control, especially for aviation purposes.
airspace in Japanese
領空
Pronounced: ryōkuu
(politics, aviation) A specified portion of the atmosphere, especially that under the technical aviation control and/or jurisdiction of a particular state over which territory (and territorial waters) it lies.
What does "airspace" mean?
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noun The portion of sky above a country or region that falls under its legal control, especially for aviation purposes.
"The fighter jets were scrambled after an unidentified aircraft entered restricted airspace."
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airspace in a sentence
- The fighter jets were scrambled after an unidentified aircraft entered restricted airspace.
- Commercial flights had to reroute around the closed airspace.
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What is "airspace" in Japanese?
"airspace" in Japanese is 領空. airspace means: The portion of sky above a country or region that falls under its legal control, especially for aviation purposes.
How do you pronounce 領空?
"airspace" in Japanese is 領空, pronounced "ryōkuu".
How do you use "airspace" in a sentence?
Example: "The fighter jets were scrambled after an unidentified aircraft entered restricted airspace." In Japanese, "airspace" is 領空.
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