Pronunciation: /ˈɛrˌpleɪn/
noun a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces
A1 I saw an airplane flying in the sky.
A2 My friend is afraid of flying in airplanes.
B1 The airplane landed safely despite the stormy weather.
B2 The new airplane model boasts advanced technology and fuel efficiency.
C1 The pilot skillfully maneuvered the airplane through turbulent weather conditions.
C2 The billionaire businessman owns a private airplane for his frequent travels.
verb not applicable
A1 I airplane to my destination.
A2 She learned how to airplane a small aircraft.
B1 The pilot had to airplane through turbulent weather.
B2 The experienced captain can airplane any type of plane.
C1 The airline company plans to airplane new routes next year.
C2 He was able to airplane the jet with precision and skill.
adjective not applicable
A1 I saw an airplane in the sky.
A2 The airplane seats were comfortable.
B1 The airplane food was surprisingly good.
B2 The airplane pilot made a smooth landing.
C1 The airplane engine had a minor issue that needed fixing.
C2 The airplane cabin crew provided excellent service throughout the flight.
adverb not applicable
A1 I travel by airplane.
A2 The airplane flew high in the sky.
B1 The airplane smoothly landed on the runway.
B2 The pilot skillfully maneuvered the airplane through turbulent weather.
C1 The airplane's engines roared as it accelerated down the runway.
C2 The airplane's wings glinted in the sunlight as it soared through the clouds.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I see an airplane in the sky.
A2 The airplane is flying high above the clouds.
B1 The airplane I flew on had comfortable seats.
B2 The airplane, which was delayed, finally arrived at the gate.
C1 The airplane's engines roared as it took off into the night.
C2 The airplane, a marvel of modern engineering, soared effortlessly through the sky.
preposition not applicable
A1 The airplane flew over the city.
A2 I saw the airplane through the window.
B1 The pilot landed the airplane safely on the runway.
B2 Passengers boarded the airplane for their flight.
C1 The airplane's engines roared as it took off into the sky.
C2 The airplane's wings glinted in the sunlight as it soared through the clouds.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I saw an airplane in the sky.
A2 I want to travel by airplane to visit my family.
B1 The airplane landed safely despite the stormy weather.
B2 The airplane taxied to the gate after a long flight.
C1 The airplane's engines roared as it took off into the night.
C2 The pilot expertly navigated the airplane through turbulent weather conditions.
interjection not applicable
A1 Airplane! Look up in the sky!
A2 Airplane! I wish I could fly one someday.
B1 Airplane! It's amazing how they can stay up in the air for so long.
B2 Airplane! The view from up there must be breathtaking.
C1 Airplane! Flying has always been a dream of mine.
C2 Airplane! I can't believe how fast technology has advanced in aviation.
article not applicable
A1 I saw an airplane in the sky.
A2 My friend flew on an airplane for the first time.
B1 The airplane landed safely despite the bad weather.
B2 The pilot maneuvered the airplane expertly through turbulent conditions.
C1 The airplane's wing design is optimized for fuel efficiency.
C2 The luxury airplane cabin featured state-of-the-art amenities for its passengers.
formal The airplane taxied down the runway before taking off into the sky.
informal I always get a little nervous before flying in an airplane.
slang That airplane ride was lit, we had so much fun!
figurative Her career took off like an airplane after she landed that big promotion.
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