plane — an aircraft with wings and engines
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an aircraft with wings and engines
Pronunciation (IPA): /pleɪn/
Korean meaning: 비행기
Korean pronunciation: **플레**인
Example Sentences
- My cat thinks he can fly, so he made a paper plane and jumped off the couch.
- The plane was delayed because the pilot forgot his glasses at home.
- She studies plane geometry in math class.
plane
NOUN//pleɪn//
an aircraft with wings and engines

a large commercial airplane with extended wings and visible jet engines sits on the tarmac preparing for takeoff. The pilot can be seen through the cockpit window making final checks before departure. Ground crew members wave signal batons directing the aircraft toward the runway. The plane's engines begin to glow with power as it starts moving forward. Airport workers step back safely as the aircraft gains speed for takeoff. Other planes wait in the distance while this one prepares to soar into the sky. an aircraft with wings and engines ready for flight
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Origin
라틴어 'planus(평평한)'에서 유래되었습니다. 비행기의 의미는 20세기 초 항공기의 날개가 평평하다는 특징에서 나왔어요.
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“My cat thinks he can fly, so he made a paper plane and jumped off the couch.”
“The plane was delayed because the pilot forgot his glasses at home.”
“She studies plane geometry in math class.”
“The carpenter used a plane to smooth the wooden surface.”
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