wing in Latin
wing in Latin is āla, ala — wing means one of the limbs a bird, insect, or aircraft uses to fly.
wing in Latin
āla
ala
What does "wing" mean?
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noun One of the limbs a bird, insect, or aircraft uses to fly.
"The eagle spread its wings and glided over the valley."
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noun A section or faction of a building, organization, or political party.
"The hospital opened a new wing for cancer treatment."
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verb To improvise something without preparation, as in "wing it".
"I didn't have time to prepare, so I just winged the presentation."
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wing in a sentence
- The eagle spread its wings and glided over the valley.
- The plane's wing was damaged by hail during the flight.
- The hospital opened a new wing for cancer treatment.
- She belongs to the more progressive wing of the party.
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What is "wing" in Latin?
"wing" in Latin is āla, ala. wing means: One of the limbs a bird, insect, or aircraft uses to fly.
How do you use "wing" in a sentence?
Example: "The eagle spread its wings and glided over the valley." In Latin, "wing" is āla, ala.
Are there other ways to say "wing" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "wing": āla, ala.
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