Summary
flight {noun}
envol · trajectoire · fuite · volée · escadrille · vol
English-French translation for "flights"
"flights" French translation
flights {noun}
I would just like to mention that Air France has cancelled flights from London.
Needless to say, it makes no sense to ban night flights in one Member State alone.
However, it later changed its position and denounced flights with immediate effect.
However, it later changed its position and denounced flights with immediate effect.”
Once a week, the Pentagon's EC-130J military aircraft continues its flights.
flight {noun}
When we dance, honourable senators, we communicate at a higher level than when we exchange words, because our soul is in flight.
to take flight
flight-deck
“They plunged down from heights ablaze For them, I can do but two things — depict their flight and leave the last sentence unfinished ”
As for being matter-of-fact, I have deliberately spared you any flights of rhetoric.
flight {noun} (also: trajectory)
This includes flight times and a trajectory of intruder aircraft.
Low clouds prevented the identification of its type, nationality and flight path.
Recording of flows of micrometeorites and man-made particles in the ISS flight path;
A ballistic missile is a weapon-delivery vehicle that has a ballistic trajectory over most of its flight path.
(c) Meteoroid: registration of the fluxes of micro-meteorites and technogenic particles along the ISS flight route;
They are at risk in all settings - be it at home, in flight or in camps.
Moreover, we are also supposed to go further in the headlong flight towards federalism.
Therefore, this legal/tax structure encourages capital flight and tax evasion.
First, children are often separated from their parents during flight.
In its flight the local population may sometimes abandon medicines and pesticides.
A stair flight should not be higher than 6 metres between landings with a width of not less than 1200 mm.
A stair flight should not be higher than 6 metres between landings with a width of not less than 1200 mm.
(g) longitudinal overlap (J) between two subsequent steps in the same flight, or between the uppermost step and the cab floor: 200 mm.
A stair flight should not be higher than 6 metres between landings with a width of not less than 1,200 mm.
flight {noun} (also: flotilla)
It is Popov who applies for flight permissions and issues the false flight plans.
The flight plan indicated the plane had taken off from Miami airport in Florida.
The aircraft returned on the same day to the flight information region of Ankara.
The first helicopter flight for inspection purposes took place on 7 January 2003.
Iraq declared that one flight test of the RPV-20 had achieved a range of 124 km.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "flight":
© Princeton Universityfledge · escape · flying · flight of stairs · flight of steps · trajectory
Usage examples
Usage examples for "flights" in French
Similar words
flexitime · flexor · flexure · flick · flickering · flier · flies · flight · flight-deck · flightless · flights · flighty · flimsiness · flimsy · flint · flintlock · flintstone · flinty · flip · flip-flop · flip-flops
Have a look at the English-Indonesian dictionary by bab.la.