flight
/flaɪt/
noun
- The act or process of flying through the air.
- The invention of the airplane changed human flight forever.
- The flight of the eagle was graceful and powerful.
- During the flight, we saw beautiful clouds from the window.
- A journey made by an aircraft or spacecraft.
- She booked a non-stop flight from New York to Los Angeles.
- The flight attendant served drinks during the long flight.
- Our flight to Paris was delayed by two hours.
- A set of stairs or steps between two floors or landings.
- The apartment is on the third floor, so be ready for a long flight of steps.
- He ran up a flight of stairs to catch the elevator.
- She slipped on the top step of the flight and twisted her ankle.
- The act of running away or escaping from a dangerous situation.
- The army was in full flight after losing the battle.
- Her flight from the burning building was captured on video.
- The sudden noise caused the deer to take flight into the woods.
- A group of birds or aircraft flying together.
- A flight of geese flew overhead in a V formation.
- The air show featured a flight of vintage warplanes.
- We watched a flight of swallows darting across the sky.