flight

∗ ≈

el vuelo

∗ noun

flight
[flaɪt]
sustantivo
1vuelo (m) (act of flying)
  • it's two hours' flight from Edinburgh -> está a dos horas de vuelo desde Edimburgo
  • a flight of fancy (sentido figurado) -> un vuelo de la imaginación
  • flight attendant (aviación) -> auxiliar (sustantivo masculino) de vuelo
  • flight deck (aviación) -> cabina (f) del piloto (of plane)
  • flight path (aviación) -> ruta (f) de vuelo
  • flight recorder (aviación) -> caja (f) negra
  • flight simulator (aviación) -> simulador (m) de vuelo
2bandada (f) (group of birds)
  • in the top flight (sentido figurado) -> con los mejores, entre la élite
también:
  • flight (of stairs) -> tramo (m) (de escalera)
  • two flights up from me -> dos pisos más arriba
3huida (f) fuga (f) (escape)
  • to put somebody to flight -> poner a alguien en fuga

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flight [flait]
sustantivo
1Vuelo, el acto o la facultad de volar.
2Bandada de pájaros; el conjunto de aves o de cosas que vuelan moviéndose juntas, como una descarga de flecha
sustantivo
3Rapidez, velocidad o movimiento veloz de cualquier manera que sea; también el espacio recorrido por un proyectil, por un ave en su vuelo, etc. 4.
sustantivo
4Escalera, serie continua de peldaños; tramo de escalera.
  • An arrow-flight -> vuelo de una flecha
Arrebato, ímpetu, arranque; fuego o vuelo de la imaginación; elevación de idea
sustantivo
1Huída, fuga.
2Evasión, escape, el acto de huir de la justicia o de fugarse de una cárcel. (Foro; Forense)
  • To betake oneself to escapar -> huir, apelar a la fuga

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flight [flaɪt]
noun
1 (Aer) [of bird] vuelo; (m) [of bullet] trayectoria; (f)
how long does the flight take? ¿cuánto dura el vuelo?; in flight en vuelo; flights of fancy ilusiones; (f) to take flight [+bird] alzar el vuelo
2 (group) [of birds] bandada; (f) [of aircraft] escuadrilla; (f)
in the top flight de primera categoría
3 [of stairs] tramo; (m)
I walked up six flights of stairs subí seis tramos de escaleras; he lives two flights up vive dos pisos más arriba
modifier
flight attendant (n) auxiliar de vuelo de cabina; (m)or aeromozoaaeromoza;a aeromoza (m) (f) (LAm) sobrecargo; (m) (Méx) cabineroacabinera;a cabinera (m) (f) (Col)
flight bag (n) bolso de bandolera; (m)
flight crew (n) tripulación; (f)
flight deck (n) (on aircraft carrier) cubierta de aterrizaje/despegue; (f) [of aeroplane] cubierta de vuelo; (f)
flight engineer (n) mecánicoamecánica de vuelo;a mecánica (m) (f)
flight lieutenant (n) teniente de aviación; (m)
flight log (n) diario de vuelo; (m)
flight path (n) trayectoria de vuelo; (f)
flight plan (n) plan carta de vuelo; (m)or (f)
flight recorder (n) registrador de vuelo; (m)
American Airlines say it will cut back its flight schedule and lay off employees The flight schedule has been scaled back by 40 percent The airline should be able to maintain a near normal flight schedule for the rest of the holiday travel period
flight sergeant (n) (Britain) sargento de aviación; (m)
flight simulator (n) simulador de vuelo; (m)
flight test (n) vuelo de prueba; (m)
flight-test
flight [flaɪt]
noun
(act of fleeing) fuga; (f) huida; (f)
to put to flight ahuyentar; (Mil) poner en fuga; to take flight fugarse; huir; a picture of a deer in full flight una foto de un ciervo en plena huida; the enemy were in full flight el enemigo huía en desbandada; the flight of capital la fuga de capitales

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Verb Conjugation for "flight"

Imperative
  • flight
  • you flight
  • he/she flights
  • we flight
  • you flight
  • they flight
Preterite
  • I flighted
  • you flighted
  • he/she flighted
  • we flighted
  • you flighted
  • they flighted
Present Continuous
  • I am flighting
  • you are flighting
  • he/she is flighting
  • we are flighting
  • you are flighting
  • they are flighting
Present Perfect
  • I have flighted
  • you have flighted
  • he/she has flighted
  • we have flighted
  • you have flighted
  • they have flighted
Past Continuous
  • I was flighting
  • you were flighting
  • he/she was flighting
  • we were flighting
  • you were flighting
  • they were flighting
Past Perfect
  • I had flighted
  • you had flighted
  • he/she had flighted
  • we had flighted
  • you had flighted
  • they had flighted
Future
  • I will flight
  • you will flight
  • he/she will flight
  • we will flight
  • you will flight
  • they will flight
Future Perfect
  • I will have flighted
  • you will have flighted
  • he/she will have flighted
  • we will have flighted
  • you will have flighted
  • they will have flighted
Future Continuous
  • I will be flighting
  • you will be flighting
  • he/she will be flighting
  • we will be flighting
  • you will be flighting
  • they will be flighting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been flighting
  • you have been flighting
  • he/she has been flighting
  • we have been flighting
  • you have been flighting
  • they have been flighting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been flighting
  • you will have been flighting
  • he/she will have been flighting
  • we will have been flighting
  • you will have been flighting
  • they will have been flighting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been flighting
  • you had been flighting
  • he/she had been flighting
  • we had been flighting
  • you had been flighting
  • they had been flighting
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