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flyer

/ˈflaɪ.ər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein gedrucktes Werbeblatt zur breiten Verteilung, eine Person, die mit dem Flugzeug reist, oder eine Person, die ein Luftfahrzeug steuert, bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈflaɪ.ər/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein gedrucktes Werbeblatt zur breiten Verteilung, eine Person, die mit dem Flugzeug reist, oder eine Person, die ein Luftfahrzeug steuert, bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a printed advertisement for wide distribution, a person who travels by air, or a person who operates an aircraft.

  1. Advertisement leafletA2formal

    A printed sheet or small booklet used to advertise something, often distributed widely.

    deFlyer

    • They handed out flyers for the new restaurant in the neighborhood.
    • The concert flyer was posted on every bulletin board.
    • She designed a colorful flyer to promote the garage sale.

    Synonymeadvertisementbrochurecirculardodgerhandbillhandoutleafletpamphlet

  2. Air travelerB1formal

    A person who travels by airplane.

    deFlugpassagier

    • The airline offers special discounts for frequent flyers.
    • She is a nervous flyer and prefers to sit by the window.
    • The airport lounge is reserved for first-class flyers.

    Synonymeair travelerpassenger

    Antonymedrivermotoristpedestriansailor

  3. Aircraft operatorB1formal

    A person who operates or pilots an aircraft.

    dePilot

    • The experienced flyer navigated through the storm safely.
    • He trained for years to become a commercial flyer.
    • The flyer checked the instruments before takeoff.

    Synonymeaeronautairmanaviatorpilot

Formen
  • flyers plural form
  • flyers' possessive plural form
  • flyer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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