گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'plane'

1 عمومی:: رنده‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: هواپیما

3 عمومی:: صاف‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: با رنده‌ صاف‌ كردن‌

5 عمومی:: صفحه‌

6 عمومی:: مستوی‌

7 عمومی:: سط‌ح‌

1 general:: plane verbs catch/take a plane • She caught the first plane back to New York. get on a plane ( also board a plane ) • We got on the plane and found our seats. a plane takes off (= goes into the air ) • The flight attendants served drinks shortly after the plane took off. a plane lands (= moves safely down onto the ground ) • Because of the fog, our plane had to land at Luton. a plane touches down (= lands safely on the ground ) • As soon as the plane touched down on the runway, I felt better. a plane flies • Several planes flew overhead. a plane taxies (= moves slowly along on the ground ) • The plane taxied to a halt. a plane crashes • Their plane crashed shortly after take-off. a plane crash-lands (= lands in a sudden and dangerous way because of a problem ) • Their small plane crash-landed on a busy motorway yesterday. a plane carries passengers • A plane carrying 10 civilians was shot down. fly/pilot a plane • I admire the guys who flew those planes. land a plane (= bring it safely down onto the ground ) • The pilot managed to land the plane safely on the beach. bring a plane down (= land it ) • He ran out of fuel and had to bring the plane down on a road leading to the village. get off a plane • Would he ever see her again after they got off the plane? shoot down a plane • The guerrillas shot down an Israeli fighter plane. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + plane a private plane • He flew to Vegas in his private plane. a cargo plane (= for carrying goods ) • cargo planes carrying emergency supplies for victims of the earthquake a transport plane (= for carrying military equipment and soldiers ) • Heavily-laden transport planes can only land if there is a long runway. a military plane • Air Force jets intercepted two military planes that had entered the no-fly zone. a fighter plane (= a small fast military plane ) • fighter planes from the Second World War a spy plane • An unmanned US spy plane had been shot down. plane + NOUN a plane crash • Over 200 people died in the plane crash. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' fly by plane '. Say go by plane or just fly .

2 general:: noun airplane: We took the plane to New York. noun levels: They are on different planes.

3 general::   noun aeroplane ADJ. private VERB + PLANE catch, get, take She caught the first plane out. | miss | board, get on | get off, step off I fell in love with the city the moment I stepped off the plane. | fly, pilot | charter PLANE + VERB take off | come down, land | crash | cruise, fly | carry sb/sth The plane was carrying 350 people. PLANE + NOUN crash, disaster PREP. by ~ We left by plane for Peking. | in a/the ~ I've never flown in a plane. | on a/the ~ The president was never on the plane at all. flat surface ADJ. horizontal, parallel, vertical standard/level of thought/activity ADJ. higher With practice, an athlete can reach a higher plane of achievement. | mental, mystical, spiritual PHRASES be/exist/function/operate on a different plane Like all talented musicians, he operates on a different plane from most people.

4 general:: plane ( also aeroplane British English ) , airplane American English a vehicle that flies in the air and has wings and at least one engine: • The plane took off from John F Kennedy airport. • a passenger plane carrying over 300 people aircraft a plane or other vehicle that can fly. Aircraft sounds more formal than plane: • Smoking is not allowed on board the aircraft. • He was trained to fly military aircraft. jet a fast plane with a jet engine: • She owns a private jet. airliner a large plane that carries people: • a commercial airliner military planes bomber a plane that carries and drops bombs: • The town was attacked by US and British bombers. fighter (plane) a small fast military plane that can destroy other planes: • The plane was shot down by enemy fighters. • He was a fighter pilot during the war. warplane a military plane that is used for fighting in the air or for dropping bombs: • The area had been bombed by US warplanes. people on a plane pilot someone who operates the controls of a plane: • an airline pilot • He has a pilot’s licence. co-pilot a pilot who shares the control of a plane with the main pilot: • The pilot became ill, and the co-pilot had to land the plane. captain the pilot who is in charge of an aircraft: • This is your captain speaking. We will be arriving at Gatwick Airport in approximately 10 minutes. the flight crew all the people who work on a plane during a flight: • The flight crew asked for permission to land at Chicago’s O'Hare International Airport. the cabin crew the people whose job is to serve food and drinks to passengers on a plane: • The cabin crew will be serving drinks shortly. flight attendant someone whose job is to serve food and drink to passengers on a plane: • The flight attendant told him to go back to his seat. steward/stewardess a man/woman whose job is to serve food and drinks to passengers on a plane: • I asked the stewardess if I could have a blanket.