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plane

/pleɪn/

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adjective

/pleɪn/B1formal
  • ruОписывает плоскую или ровную поверхность; также означает простой или лишённый украшений.

Describes a flat or level surface; also used to mean simple or unadorned.

  1. Flat and smoothB2formal

    Having a flat surface without curves or irregularities.

    ruПлоский

    • The table top is perfectly plane.
    • The plane surface of the mirror reflects light evenly.
    • Geometers study plane figures like triangles and circles.

    Synonymsevenflatflushhorizontallevelplanarsmoothuniform

    Antonymsbumpyirregularroughruggeduneven

Forms
  • more plane comparative form
  • planer comparative form
  • most plane superlative form
  • planest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/pleɪn/A1formal
  • ruСамолёт — управляемый летающий аппарат с крыльями и одним или несколькими двигателями, используемый для авиаперелётов или перевозок.

A noun referring to a powered flying vehicle with wings and one or more engines, used for air travel or transport.

  1. AirplaneA1formal

    A powered flying vehicle with wings and one or more engines, used for air travel.

    ruСамолёт

    • The plane took off from the airport on time.
    • She travels by plane to visit her family.
    • Our plane was delayed due to bad weather.

    Synonymsaeroplaneairplane

  2. Flat surfaceB2formalscientific

    A flat, level surface in geometry or mathematics.

    ruПлоскость

    • The table top is a perfect plane surface.
    • In geometry, a plane is defined by three points.
    • The mirror reflects light across a plane.

    Synonymsflatlevelsurface

  3. Tool for smoothing woodB2formaltechnical

    A woodworking tool used to smooth or shape wood by shaving off thin layers.

    ruРубанок

    • He used a plane to smooth the wooden board.
    • The carpenter sharpened his plane before starting.
    • A hand plane is essential for fine woodworking.
Forms
  • planes plural form
  • planes' possessive plural form
  • plane's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/pleɪn/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по выравниванию поверхности с помощью инструмента или полёт на самолёте.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a surface smooth or level using a tool, or traveling in an aircraft.

  1. Smooth wood surfaceB2formal

    To make a surface smooth by shaving thin layers with a plane tool.

    ruВыравнивать поверхность

    • He planed the wooden board to make it perfectly smooth.
    • The carpenter planed down the edges before assembly.
    • She planed the door to fit the frame properly.

    Synonymsdressevenflattenlevelpareshavesmooth

  2. Glide smoothlyC1formal

    To move smoothly and evenly through air or water, like a bird or boat.

    ruПланировать

    • The eagle planed effortlessly on the thermal currents.
    • The sailboat planed across the water at high speed.
    • The glider planed silently through the sky.

    Synonymscoastglidesailskimsoar

    Antonymsdivedropfallplungesinksubmerge

Forms
  • planed past participle
  • planed past simple
  • planing present participle
  • planes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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