airborne in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for airborne in the English»French Dictionary

airborne [Brit ˈɛːbɔːn, Am ˈɛrˌbɔrn] ADJ

1. airborne BOT:

airborne spore, seed

porté par le vent

2. airborne:

airborne AVIAT, MIL troops, division

aéroporté

once the plane was airborne

une fois que l'avion avait décollé

the plane remained airborne

l'avion est resté dans les airs

Translations for airborne in the French»English Dictionary

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aéroporté (aéroportée) troupes, opération

airborne

brigade aérienne

airborne brigade

troupes aéroportées

airborne troops

unité aéroportée/blindée/d'élite

airborne/armoured/crack unit

airborne in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for airborne in the English»French Dictionary

airborne [ˈeəbɔ:n, Am ˈerbɔ:rn] ADJ

1. airborne (by wind):

airborne

emporté(e) par le vent

2. airborne (by aircraft):

airborne

aéroporté(e)

3. airborne (in the air):

to be airborne

être en vol

to get airborne plane

décoller

to get airborne bird

s'envoler

4. airborne (working):

airborne

opérationnel(le)

Translations for airborne in the French»English Dictionary

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aéroporté(e)

airborne

airborne Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be airborne

être en vol

to get airborne plane

décoller

to get airborne bird

s'envoler

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These were first maneuvers in the world that used combined operations of large tank, airforce and airborne formations.

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The player could also hit logs and tree stumps in order to jump the buggy over obstacles, gaining extra points while airborne.

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Once they are airborne the flight is strong and rapid.

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This problem is defined by the airborne collection of spatial information that is related to approximately linear power-line feeder-type infrastructure.

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He's thinking about moths and butterflies, and how they radically change shape as they grow, from little wormy, caterpillar critters to airborne beauties.

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Ragweed pollen can remain airborne for days and travel great distances, affecting people hundreds of miles away.

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Their solution -- an airborne flight simulator mounted on the front of a transport plane.

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Enclosed paper mill areas subject to such dangers commonly maintain very high air humidities to reduce the chance of airborne paper dust explosions.

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After the vehicle became airborne, an uncontrollable roll and pitch-coupled oscillation started that forced each of the three wheels into the ground in turn.

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The inside airborne contamination was caused by a change in air pressure inside the containment building that dislodged small irradiated particles in the reactor piping system.

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