- Jetliner
- Jet|li|ner[...lainɐ] der; -s, -Düsenverkehrsflugzeug
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jetliner — [jet′līn΄ər] n. [ JET1 + LINER1] a commercial jet aircraft for carrying passengers or cargo … English World dictionary
jetliner — [[t]ʤe̱tlaɪnə(r)[/t]] jetliners N COUNT A jetliner is a large aircraft, especially one which carries passengers. [AM] … English dictionary
Jetliner (band) — Jetliner are an alternative rock band from the USA. They focus on melodic piano based rock and have been compared to Queen and early Elton John, being heavily influenced by early 70s rock. Comprised of Adam Paskowitz of The Flys on piano and lead … Wikipedia
Jetliner (disambiguation) — Jetliner may refer to: * Jet airliner, a passenger airplane that is powered by jet engines * Avro Canada Jetliner, a particular Jet airliner * Jet Airliner (song), a Steve Miller Band/Paul Pena song * Jetliner (band), an alternative rock band… … Wikipedia
Jetliner Road — is a short road at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.The road was once an access route to the older terminal 1, but it now a short stub due to re routing of roadways at the airport.The road is named after the Avro… … Wikipedia
Jetliner position — The jetliner position, also known as the captain s chair, is a form of physical torment used in cases where the tormentor is unable or unwilling to inflict corporal punishment on the subject. The recipient is made to put their back against a wall … Wikipedia
jetliner — noun Date: 1949 a jet propelled airliner … New Collegiate Dictionary
jetliner — /jet luy neuhr/, n. a commercial jet plane for carrying passengers. [1945 50; JET1 + (AIR)LINER] * * * … Universalium
jetliner — noun A jet propelled airliner … Wiktionary
Jetliner — Jet|li|ner 〈[dʒɛ̣tlaınə(r)] m. 3〉 mittelgroßes Düsenflugzeug für Passagiere [<Jet + engl. liner „Passagier , Linienschiff“] * * * Jet|li|ner [ d̮ʒɛtla̮inɐ ], der [engl. jet liner, aus jet (↑ 1Jet) u. liner ↑ (Liner)]: Düsenverkehrsflugzeug. *… … Universal-Lexikon