flier

• Adjectif d'argot en anglais américain désignant quelque chose de stylé, cool ou excellent.

Slang adjective used in American English to describe something as stylish, cool, or excellent.

1. Excellent or stylishB2informal

   Very good, excellent, or fashionable; often used in informal contexts.

   stylish, excellent

   • That new jacket looks fly on you.
   • The party was fly with great music and food.
   • She's got a fly new car.

   Synonymeschiccooldapperelegantfashionablegroovyhappeninghipsharpslicksophisticatedstylishtrendy

   Antonymesbadoutdatedpooruncoolunfashionableunstylish

• Nom désignant une personne qui voyage par air ou qui pilote un aéronef, ainsi qu'un imprimé publicitaire destiné à une large diffusion.

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

1. Air travelerB1formal

   A person who travels by aircraft as a passenger.

   Passager aérien

   • The airport was crowded with fliers waiting for their flights.
   • Frequent fliers often get loyalty points.
   • The safety demonstration is important for every flier.

   Synonymesair travelerflyerpassengertraveler

2. Pilot or aviatorB1formal

   A person who operates an aircraft, such as a pilot.

   Aviateur, pilote

   • The experienced flier safely landed the plane in heavy fog.
   • She trained for years to become a commercial flier.
   • The flier performed an emergency landing without any casualties.

   Synonymesaeronautairmanairwomanaviatorflyerpilot

3. Advertising leafletA2informal

   A small printed advertisement or leaflet intended for wide distribution.

   Tract publicitaire

   • They handed out fliers for the new restaurant downtown.
   • The concert flier was posted on the bulletin board.
   • A flier advertising a special offer was left on the doorstep.

   Synonymesadvertadvertisementbrochurecircularflyerhandbillhandoutleafletpamphlet