noun an airplane or similar aircraft
In mathematics, a plane is a flat, two-dimensional surface that is defined by two perpendicular lines called axes.
In engineering, a plane stress analysis is used to analyze the stress distribution in thin structures.
In aviation, a plane refers to an aircraft that is capable of sustained level flight and is powered by engines.
In physics, a plane wave is a wave in which the surfaces of constant phase are infinite planes.
In geometry, a plane is a flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely in all directions.
In woodworking, a plane is a tool used to smooth and shape wood by removing thin layers.
In the context of a writer, 'plane' may refer to a flat surface or level, such as a plane of existence in a fantasy novel.
A psychologist may use 'plane' to describe a state of mind or consciousness, such as being on the same plane of understanding.
An architect may use 'plane' to refer to a flat surface in a building design, such as a plane of a wall or ceiling.
For a pilot, 'plane' is commonly used to refer to an aircraft or airplane that they operate.
In mathematics, 'plane' can refer to a two-dimensional flat surface, such as a coordinate plane.
An engineer may use 'plane' to describe a level or flat surface in a design, such as a plane of a bridge or structure.