Boeing
- proper noun
- /ˈboʊɪŋ/
- William Boeing founded the airplane manufacturing company that transformed air travel.
- Boeing Co.
- former Boeing
- Boeing's 787
Examples
-
I had a friend, um, from Boeing, lived up there.
-
So, let me not speak for Boeing.
-
I only knew of Boeing from outside and from a close family member working inside as part of a consulting team.
Blog text (27) -
If you own stock in Boeing, you need only thank the unions for its increase in share price and your recent dividend.
Blog text (1) -
Remind me to send a thank-you to Mr. Boeing.
-
And so it appears that Boeing, in my view, had some sort of inside knowledge or at least some some inside feeling that, yeah, these China tariffs, they look very scary.
-
In August 1952, three months after the Comet entered service, Boeing's president, William Allen, announced that the company was proceeding with its own jet transport as a private venture.
Academic text (2003) -
Many aviation enthusiasts admire the innovations brought by Boeing, especially in commercial aviation.
-
The legacy of Boeing endures through its impact on aerospace engineering and aviation technology.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A large jet military plane that flies long distances to drop bombs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Boeing is a family name, most famously that of William Boeing who started the aircraft company. The name comes from his German family background, which is why the surname is used for the company and its planes.