🇬🇧🇪🇸 airliner - avión de pasajeros : English Lesson
noun
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Meaning of "airliner" ("avión de pasajeros"), detailed definition, and a short video lesson below.
An airliner is a very large airplane that is built to carry lots of passengers from one city or country to another. It has many rows of seats, windows to look out of, flight attendants to help people, and a cockpit where the pilots fly the plane. Airliners usually fly high in the sky, above the clouds, and are used for trips that would take a very long time by car or train.
The airliner’s engine was so loud it felt like a giant was humming right next to my ears.
The airliner seatbelt hugged me tighter than my relatives on holidays.
When I looked down from the airliner, cars were so tiny they looked like lazy ants stuck in traffic.
The airliner flew through the night, and the city lights below looked like someone spilled glitter on a black carpet.
The airliner shook a little, and my brain immediately wrote a 500-page drama called ‘We Hit a Cloud.’
The child pressed her face to the glass as an airliner filled the sky. An airliner taxied, doors open, a flood of people climbed the airliner stairs. The airliner’s engines roared; the huge airliner lifted, lights blinking. The child waved until the airliner became a dot, then smiled and wiped one happy tear.
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