flyover

• Substantivo com dois sentidos principais: uma passarela ou viaduto que passa por cima de outra via num cruzamento, ou um voo a baixa altitude, frequentemente de aviões militares, sobre uma multidão ou evento.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a bridge that carries one road over another at an intersection, or a low-altitude flight, often by military aircraft, over a crowd or event.

1. Overpass or bridgeB1formalbritish

   A bridge that carries one road or railway over another, allowing traffic to cross without intersecting.

   Viaduto

   • The new flyover reduced traffic jams at the junction.
   • We drove over the flyover to reach the other side of the city.
   • The flyover was closed for repairs last weekend.

   Sinônimosovercrossingoverpassviaduct

2. Low-altitude flightB2formalamerican

   A flight, often by military aircraft, at a low altitude over spectators on the ground, typically for display or ceremonial purposes.

   Voo a baixa altitude

   • The air show featured a spectacular flyover by fighter jets.
   • A flyover was scheduled for the national holiday celebration.
   • The crowd cheered as the planes performed a flyover.

   Sinônimosfly-byflypast