dekolˈlare
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Translation
to take off (of a plane)
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Word origin
From French décoller ('to take off', literally 'to unglue'), borrowed for aviation use.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- décoller
Grammar
Examples
' .
The plane takes off in ten minutes.
Roma .
The flight to Rome took off on time.
.
Planes cannot take off in this fog.
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