I. air [eəʳ] СУЩ.
1. air:
2. air no мн.:
3. air:
II. air [eəʳ] ГЛ. перех.
air ˈam·bu·lance СУЩ.
air-con·ˈdi·tioned ПРИЛ.
air con·ˈdi·tion·er СУЩ.
air con·ˈdi·tion·ing СУЩ. no мн.
1. air conditioning (process):
2. air conditioning (plant):
ˈair pol·lut·ant СУЩ.
ˈair pol·lu·tion СУЩ.
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On many heavily traveled air corridors, planes will be sent along exactly the same sequence of way points at intervals of a few minutes.
www.thewire.com If we are moving towards and "open skies" policy in which planes may no longer be required to fly rigid air corridors over oceans, a redesign is particularly pressing.
theconversation.com This is not the case of an innocent civilian airliner that, because of an instrument error, departs from an air corridor and gets into the airspace of another country.
en.wikipedia.org During the '70s my husband rode a two-stroke motocross bike through open air corridors during exam time - detention!
www.nzherald.co.nz So they entered a narrow air corridor with instruments not working?
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