jet airliner

collocation in English

meaningsofjetandairliner

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jet
noun
uk
/dʒet/us
/dʒet/
an aircraft with a jet engine that is able to fly ...
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airliner
noun[C]
uk
/ˈeəˌlaɪ.nər/us
/ˈerˌlaɪ.nɚ/
a large ...
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(Definition ofjetandairlinerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The pre-production cost of an aero engine in use in a modernjetairlineris in the region of £15 to £20 million.
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It produced the world's firstjetairlinerand the first and only operational vertical take-off aircraft.
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With the coming of thejetairlinerthis problem is becoming more acute.
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The pre-production cost of an air frame for a modernjetairlineris another £15 million.
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I had no doubt that thejetairliner, as has been the case, would replace the prop and turboprop in time.
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The residents can tell the vendor with a loudspeaker van to get away in no uncertain manner, but they cannot do that with ajetairliner.
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I hope we shall have available a ground running silencer towards the end of next year which will be suitable for the larger type ofjetairliner.
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The first track opens with a recording of ajetairlinerlanding, dissolving into the driving rhythm of the song.
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It was the first known case of sabotage aboard a commercialjetairliner.
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The same imprinted stamp with the propeller plane was used until updated with ajetairlinerimage in 1958.
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The 737 series is the best-sellingjetairlinerin the history of aviation.
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This is the first single civilianjetairlinerdisaster with more than 100 deaths.
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The designations were originally reversed because the airlines believed it illogical for a two-enginejetairlinerto have a 4 in its name, whilst a quad-jet would not.
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The material was originally developed in the late 1950s for use in the aerospace industry, primarily for use in flooring and internal partitioning injetairlinerconstruction.
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It is believed that the total market for commercial jet airliners between now and the end of 1989 will amount to £103 billion at today's values.
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If it had not been for that, we should not now have jet airliners on the air routes of the world.
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We were told, and we have told our constituents, that conditions for operating jet airliners were such that they would be no noisier than the noisiest of composite piston-engined aircraft.
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It is reckoned that on stages of about 1,500 miles or more its operating costs will be in line with the best subsonic jet airliners now in service.
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