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Flight

(n) /flaɪt/
Flight

Meaning

The action or process of flying through the air.

Pronunciation

UK flaɪt

US flaɪt

Example Sentences

  • The flight of the shuttlecock gives the sport its distinctive nature.
  • If a cat falls from a greater height, it has more time to correct its position mid-flight and prepare itself more for the landing.
  • A [TGI] Friday's promotion "mobile mistletoe" used a drone to fly mistletoe around the restaurant and during one faithful flight accidentally cut off the tip of a diner's nose.
  • A sign shows your flight number and time.
  • It shows your seat and your flight time.
  • A twelve-hour flight is less a journey than an endurance event, and the passengers who arrive intact are the ones who prepared for it.
  • Sleep is the real prize, and it responds to ritual: an eye mask, noise-cancelling headphones, and a firm refusal to check the flight map every twenty minutes.
  • Do it well, and the flight becomes merely the dull hyphen between one life and the next adventure.

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