helicopter in Russian
helicopter in Russian is вертолёт, гелико́птер, геликопте́р — helicopter means an aircraft lifted and moved by one or more sets of rotating overhead blades, letting it hover, fly in any direction, or land vertically.
helicopter in Russian
What does "helicopter" mean?
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noun An aircraft lifted and moved by one or more sets of rotating overhead blades, letting it hover, fly in any direction, or land vertically.
"A rescue helicopter airlifted the hikers off the mountain."
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noun The winged seed of a tree such as maple or ash, which spins as it falls.
"The kids collected helicopters from the maple tree and threw them in the air."
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verb To transport someone or travel by helicopter.
"The injured climber was helicoptered to the nearest hospital."
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verb Informally, to hover over and overprotect one's children ("helicopter parent").
"She tends to helicopter over her kids at the playground."
helicopter in a sentence
- A rescue helicopter airlifted the hikers off the mountain.
- The news station uses a helicopter to film traffic from above.
- The kids collected helicopters from the maple tree and threw them in the air.
- The injured climber was helicoptered to the nearest hospital.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "helicopter" in Russian?
"helicopter" in Russian is вертолёт, гелико́птер, геликопте́р. helicopter means: An aircraft lifted and moved by one or more sets of rotating overhead blades, letting it hover, fly in any direction, or land vertically.
How do you pronounce вертолёт?
"helicopter" in Russian is вертолёт, pronounced "vertolyot".
How do you use "helicopter" in a sentence?
Example: "A rescue helicopter airlifted the hikers off the mountain." In Russian, "helicopter" is вертолёт, гелико́птер, геликопте́р.
Are there other ways to say "helicopter" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "helicopter": вертолёт, гелико́птер, геликопте́р.