flyer
🇺🇸
/ˈflaɪər/
🇬🇧
/ˈflaɪə(r)/
noun
R
Someone who pilots a small aircraft.
She's an experienced flyer, navigating small planes over mountainous terrain.
R
A person who is on a plane as a passenger.
As a frequent flyer, she knew all the tips and tricks for a smooth journey.
R
A person who controls a model aircraft or a kite from the ground.
At the park, you could see the flyer carefully maneuvering his model airplane.
R
Something that flies in a unique way, like certain birds or insects.
Birds like the albatross are incredible flyers, able to glide for hours without effort.
R
A piece of paper used for advertising, handed out to many people.
He got a flyer from someone promoting a concert around the corner.
R
An extremely fast-moving person, animal, or vehicle.
That car is a real flyer, zooming past all the others with ease.
R
A quick start in a race or competition.
The runner took a flyer right at the sound of the gun and led the race.
translation
Someone who pilots a small aircraft.; A person who is on a plane as a passenger.; A person who controls a model aircraft or a kite from the ground.; Something that flies in a unique way, like certain birds or insects.; A piece of paper used for advertising, handed out to many people.; An extremely fast-moving person, animal, or vehicle.; A quick start in a race or competition.
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flyers