"aircraft" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

aircraft sustantivo

sustantivo + aircraft

Kolokacji: 101

fighter aircraft • enemy aircraft • jet aircraft • reconnaissance aircraft • transport aircraft • combat aircraft • Boeing aircraft • ...

aircraft + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 106

aircraft carrier • aircraft manufacturer • aircraft engine • aircraft design • aircraft industry • aircraft operation • aircraft type • ...

aircraft + verbo

Kolokacji: 108

aircraft flies • aircraft crashes • aircraft carries • aircraft uses • aircraft attacks • aircraft lands • aircraft makes • aircraft operates • ...

verbo + aircraft

Kolokacji: 101

operate aircraft • aircraft based • produce aircraft • aircraft is designed • consist of the aircraft • lose several aircraft • include aircraft • ...

colocaciones frecuentes

Kolokacji: 34

collocations grouped by meanings

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

(1) operate, fly, launch, shoot, complete, ...

Kolokacji: 15

(2) base, ground

Kolokacji: 2

(3) produce, design, build, acquire, make, ...

Kolokacji: 8

1. produce aircraft = wyprodukuj samolot produce aircraft

aircraft produced, produce several aircraft

2. aircraft is designed = samolot jest zaprojektowany aircraft is designed

aircraft designed, design aircraft

3. aircraft is built = samolot jest zmontowany aircraft is built

aircraft built, build aircraft

4. acquire aircraft = nabądź samolot acquire aircraft

5. aircraft is made = samolot jest zrobiony aircraft is made

make aircraft

6. develop an aircraft = rozwiń samolot develop an aircraft

aircraft developed, develop aircraft

The Japanese had previously asked questions about aircraft being developed.
This time, most countries developed new aircraft specifically for the Challenge.
Developing a working aircraft would cost another $10 billion to $15 billion.
In recent years he has tried without success to develop a new single-pilot aircraft.
In the Europeans' view, government aid was essential if they were to break into the business and develop modern aircraft.
"We saw that we would not be developing a bigger aircraft than the 195," he said.
Further developments were aimed at developing a viable military aircraft from this basic design.
Forecasting that only about 320 would be sold over the next two decades, Boeing decided not to develop such an aircraft.
When even this strategy seemed threatened, they started a crash programme to develop a new aircraft.
"They have developed aircraft," he said, slumping back in his chair, worn out and with no sense of victory.