jetliner
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛtˌlaɪnər/
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avión de pasajeros
- The spacious cabin of the jetliner provides a comfortable experience for travelers.
- a commercial jetliner
- Boeing jetliners
- the first commercial jetliner
There is a those big jetliner that hid the towers and something is going on.
- There is a those big jetliner that hid the towers and something is going on.
Examples
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The new jetliner can hold over 500 passengers on long-haul flights.
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The Asian carrier recently added 20 more A350 XWB jetliners to its order.
Blog text (10) -
A modern commercial jetliner is in communication multiple ways with the outside world.
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From the runway, as a jetliner takes off...
Fiction book (1997) -
Debris from the jetliner including one of the engines, fell as far as six blocks away.
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Bad jokes aside, this was the widest, most spacious jetliner in its class.
Blog text (32) -
The jetliner design was Boeing's Model 707, and it would be marketed as such.
Academic text (2003) -
The Avro Canada Jetliner, parked at Chicago's Midway Airport in 1951.
Academic text (2003) -
Just then, a massive jetliner swept by in the opposite lane, sending the Tristar bouncing and rocking in its wake.
Fiction book (1999) -
Aboard a jetliner, Dade Murphy is staring blankly out the window, wearing headphones.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
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1.0
A flying machine with wings that carries people
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1.0
A flying machine with fixed wings that carries people or goods through the air
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2.5
A machine that flies like an airplane or helicopter
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1.7
A fast plane powered by engines that push out air
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2.6
A large plane used by airlines to carry many passengers
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1.3
A machine with wings and an engine that flies to carry people or goods
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2.7
A fast plane that uses jet engines to fly high
A very large jet plane that carries many people on long flights
A large passenger plane with two aisles that carries many people
A plane with one aisle used for short or medium flights
A plane powered by jet engines that flies very fast
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Etymology
Jetliner combines two words: jet, meaning 'a fast stream of air' (and the engine that uses this stream), and liner, meaning 'a large passenger ship that follows a regular route', like an 'ocean liner'. So, a jetliner is a big passenger airplane powered by jets and used to carry people on regular long flights.