glider in Latin
glider in Latin is aëronavis velivola — glider means an aircraft designed to fly without an engine, using air currents to stay aloft.
glider in Latin
aëronavis velivola
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 Latin?
"glider" in Latin is aëronavis velivola. glider means: An aircraft designed to fly without an engine, using air currents to stay aloft.
How do you use "glider" in a sentence?
Example: "He took lessons in a glider at the local airfield." In Latin, "glider" is aëronavis velivola.
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