aircraft

UK /ˈɛə.kɹɑːft/ US /ˈɛəɹ.kɹæft/
noun 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

fixed-wing, jet, light, low-flying, microlight, supersonic

The airport was closed temporarily after a supersonic aircraft broke the sound barrier overhead.

cargo, civil/civilian, commercial, passenger, private | combat, fighter, military, reconnaissance, surveillance, transport | enemy | burning, crashed, damaged, stricken

model

My nephew enjoys building model aircraft in his garage on weekends.

VERB + AIRCRAFT

fly, pilot

My uncle pilots aircraft for a major international airline.

land

crash

During the storm, the small plane crashed into the mountains near the airport.

shoot down

The military jets managed to shoot down three hostile aircraft before they reached the border.

AIRCRAFT + VERB

fly

take off

The plane took off from the runway despite the heavy fog this morning.

land

taxi

The plane taxied slowly toward the gate after we landed.

crash | carry sth | attack sth, bomb sth

AIRCRAFT + NOUN

industry | production | manufacturer | engine, parts | engineer | hangar

noise

The loud aircraft noise made it impossible to sleep near the airport.

wreckage

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