airborne

airborne
adjective

be airborne — sich in der Luft befinden

become airborne — sich in die Luft erheben

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adjective (in the air or flying: We were airborne five minutes after boarding the plane; airborne germs.) in der Luft
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ˈair·borne
adj inv
1. (transported by air) in der Luft befindlich
\airborne bacteria/radioactivity in der Luft vorhandene Bakterien/Radioaktivität
\airborne disease durch die Luft übertragene Krankheit
2. MIL
to be \airborne sich akk in der Luft befinden
\airborne troops Luftlandetruppen pl, Luftlandeeinheiten pl
3. (flying)
to be \airborne fliegen, in der Luft sein
to get \airborne plane abheben, starten; bird losfliegen
4. (fig: working)
to be \airborne funktionieren, laufen fam
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adjective

be airborne — sich in der Luft befinden

become airborne — sich in die Luft erheben

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adj.
durch die Luft getragen ausdr.
im Flugzeug befördert ausdr.

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