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airborne
[air-bawrn, -bohrn]
adjective
carried by the air, as pollen or dust.
in flight; aloft.
The plane was airborne by six o'clock.
Military.(of ground forces) carried in airplanes or gliders: abn
airborne infantry.
Aeronautics.(of an aircraft) supported entirely by the atmosphere; flying.
airborne
/ ˈɛəˌɔː /
adjective
conveyed by or through the air
(of aircraft) flying; in the air
Example Sentences
It was especially prevalent during the 1976-77 drought, when residents had to drain their pools and kids began performing elaborate airborne tricks.
Since Christopher Reeve first soared across screens as the Man of Steel in 1978, Hollywood has struggled to keep the OG superhero airborne.
"It's not unusual to see airborne departures from Wellington Airport, but in this case, it will be emotional for us," Wellington Airport chief executive Matt Clarke said in a statement.
Measles spreads easily through the air and can remain airborne and on surfaces for hours, even after an infectious person has left the room.
The camera, airborne, rushes up through the roof, which bursts into flames.
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