airman
28
3.5
- noun
- /ˈɛrˌmæn/
:
aviador
- Hackett has claimed that a bad person cannot be a good soldier, sailor, or airman.
So my class would be Army, Navy, Marines, Airmen, intelligence officials and and others.
- So my class would be Army, Navy, Marines, Airmen, intelligence officials and and others.
- And we sent them a captain, a staff Sergeant and a senior airman.
- And it does put the airmen and people that support him in harm's way if they do that.
- And you become a cop or a firefighter or a nurse or an EMT or a medic or soldier or Marine, an airman, sailor.
- It's led to the removal of in the Defense Department of documentary videos talking about the Tuskegee Airmen during World War Two.
- Then all the soldiers, sailors and airmen from the Palmetto State that have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan combined.
- You know, we have Orlando Magic watch, we have a Tuskegee Airmen watch.
Examples
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It's a military ID number belonging to an airman by the name of Arthur Sands.
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My uncle was a Tuskegee Airman, and a small book was written about him.
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Said it was the highest honor an airman could achieve.
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I wanted to wait until the airman left to talk with you.
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My father was an airman...
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You stay where you are, airman.
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Colonel Wilkins, this is Airman Kelly, sir!
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I understand this because I was married to an airman during Desert Shield/Storm.
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A Tuskegee airman killed in action in 1944.
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The airman confidently piloted the aircraft through the stormy skies.
Synonyms
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2.9
A person who flies a plane or guides a ship safely
47
3.2
A person who works with others on a ship, aircraft, or vehicle
37
4.6
A person who flies a plane or other aircraft
19
4.2
A person who flies an aircraft as its pilot
9
7.5
A young man who flies planes, often in the military and does daring stunts
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3.2
A person who flies a plane and has a licence
A person who works on a plane during a flight
A man who works on a plane as part of the flight crew
A woman who works as a crew member on an airplane, often in the military
A woman who is part of the crew on a plane or helicopter
How Senior
- Specialized
3
3.6
- Specialized
- Specialized
2
6.2
28
3.5
149
3.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word airman is simply air + man, so it means a 'person' who works or flies in the 'air' or 'sky'. That's why it refers to a pilot or a member of the air force.