Pronunciation: /lɛft wɪŋ/
noun the left side of an aircraft or vessel
A1 The left wing of the airplane is where the pilot sits.
A2 The left wing of the political party is known for its progressive policies.
B1 The left wing of the soccer team scored the winning goal.
B2 The left wing of the debate team presented a compelling argument.
C1 The left wing of the orchestra played a beautiful solo.
C2 The left wing of the government is pushing for social reform.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the political left
A1 The left wing of the bird was injured.
A2 She is a member of the left wing political party.
B1 The left wing of the building was damaged in the storm.
B2 The left wing media outlet reported on the protest.
C1 The left wing policies of the government have been controversial.
C2 The left wing candidate won the election by a narrow margin.
formal The left wing of the political party is known for advocating for social welfare programs.
informal I always find myself agreeing with the left wing of the debate.
slang The left wing of the team really stepped up their game in the last match.
figurative Her creativity is like the left wing of a bird, always soaring to new heights.
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