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51plane — plane1 noun 1》 a flat surface on which a straight line joining any two points would wholly lie. ↘an imaginary flat surface through or joining material objects. ↘a flat surface producing lift by the action of air or water over and under it …
52plane — 1. adjective /pleɪn,pl̩eɪn/ Of a surface: flat or level. 2. noun /pleɪn,pl̩eɪn/ a) A flat surface extending infinitely in all directions (e.g. horizontal or vertical plane). b) A level of existence. (eg …
53Plane — This is a topographical surname introduced into England by the Normans after the 1066 Invasion but originally a derivation of the Roman (Latin) Planum . The word means one who dwelt on a Plateau as distinct from the Anglo Saxon Hamm which refers… …
54plane — I n 1. level surface, level, flat surface, flat; horizon, skyline, Astron., Navig. azimuth; sea level, water level; table, homaloid; plain, flatland, champaign, plateau, steppe, prairie; bowling alley, bowling green, pool or billiard table,… …
55plane*/*/*/ — [pleɪn] noun [C] 1) an aircraft with wings and an engine or engines Most of the passengers got off the plane in Dublin.[/ex] We travelled by plane from Mexico City.[/ex] 2) a level in society, or a level of intelligence or ability Syn: level The… …
56plane — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. level, stratum, grade, surface; jointer, block, or jack plane. adj. level, flat. v. t. smooth, mill, even, traverse, shave, level. v. i. glide. See aviation, horizontal, smoothness. II (Roget s IV)… …
57plane n — 1) Old pilots never die, they just go to a higher plane. 2) Don t expect to eat something fancy when you re flying because it s plane food. plainly adv, explain v …
58Plane — Sp Plãnė Ap Plane L u. R Vokietijoje …
59Planė — Sp Plãnė Ap Plane L u. R Vokietijoje …
60plane — I 1. noun a higher plane of achievement Syn: level, degree, standard, stratum, dimension 2. verb boats planed across the water Syn: skim, glide II noun the plane took off Syn …
