Pronunciation: /ˈrʌnˌweɪ/
noun a strip of hard ground along which aircraft take off and land
A1 Planes land and take off from the runway at the airport.
A2 The runway was closed for repairs, so all flights were delayed.
B1 The runway lights guide the pilots during night landings.
B2 The runway was cleared of snow to ensure safe landing of the aircraft.
C1 The runway was extended to accommodate larger aircraft.
C2 The runway at the military base is equipped with advanced technology for precision landings.
adjective used to describe something related to fashion shows or models
A1 The airplane landed on the runway.
A2 The model strutted confidently down the runway.
B1 The fashion show featured a variety of runway looks.
B2 The pilot skillfully navigated the airplane down the narrow runway.
C1 The designer showcased their latest collection on the runway during Fashion Week.
C2 The runway lighting was perfectly coordinated with the music for the fashion show.
formal The airplane taxied down the runway before taking off.
informal The model strutted confidently on the runway during the fashion show.
slang I can't believe she ran down the runway to catch her flight!
figurative His career is finally ready for takeoff after years of being stuck on the runway.
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