flier

flier
see fly II
* * *
fli·er
[ˈflaɪəʳ, AM -ɚ]
n
1. (bird) Vogel m; (insect) Fluginsekt nt
to be a good/bad \flier ein guter/schlechter Flieger sein
2. (pilot) Flieger(in) m(f), Pilot(in) m(f); (traveller) [Stamm]fluggast m
frequent \flier Vielflieger(in) m(f) fam
to be a good/poor \flier das Fliegen gut/schlecht vertragen
3. (trapeze artist) Trapezkünstler(in) m(f), Springer(in) m(f)
4. (fig: fast horse) Renner m fam; AM (fig fam: fast vehicle) Flitzer m fam; (coach) Expressbus m; (train) Expresszug m
5. (leaflet) Flugblatt nt; in commerce Handzettel m, Reklamezettel m; of police Steckbrief m
6. AM STOCKEX (fig fam: venture) Spekulationsgeschäft nt
7. AM (fig fam: jump) Riesensatz m fam
8. ARCHIT (step) Absatz m fachspr
\fliers pl Außentreppe f, Freitreppe f
* * *
['flaɪə(r)]
n
1) (AVIAT: pilot) Flieger(in) m(f)

to be a good/bad flier (person) — das Fliegen gut/nicht vertragen; (bird) ein guter/schlechter Flieger sein

2) (dated US) (= train) Schnellzug m; (= fast coach) Expressbus m
3) (Brit: flying start) fliegender Start

he got a flier — er hat einen fliegenden Start gemacht

4) (= leaflet) Flugblatt nt
* * *
flier [ˈflaıə(r)] s
1. etwas, was fliegt, z. B. Vogel, Insekt etc
2. FLUG Flieger m:
a) Pilot(in)
b) umg Vogel m (Flugzeug)
3. Flieger(in) (Trapezkünstler[in])
4. etwas sehr Schnelles, besonders
a) US Express(zug) m
b) US Schnell(auto)bus m
5. TECH Schwungrad n, Flügel m
6. ARCH academic.ru/28013/flight">flight1 9
7. Flüchtige(r) m/f(m)
8. umg
a) Riesensatz m:
take a flier einen Riesensatz machen;
take a flier in politics sich kopfüber in die Politik stürzen
b) US riskantes Unterfangen, besonders WIRTSCH gewagte Spekulation:
take a flier gewagt spekulieren
9. US
a) Flugblatt n, Reklamezettel m
b) Nachtragskatalog m
10. umg für flying start 2

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