flight

US /flaɪt/
UK /flaɪt/
"flight" picture
1.

the action or process of flying through the air

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The bird took flight from the branch.
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We watched the graceful flight of the eagle.
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soaringglidingaviation
2.

a journey by air, especially in an aircraft

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Our flight to London was delayed.
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She booked a direct flight to New York.
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tripjourneyairlift
3.

a group of birds or aircraft flying together

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A flight of geese flew overhead.
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The air show featured a spectacular flight of jets.
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flocksquadronformation
4.

a set of stairs or steps leading from one floor or landing to another

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He ran up a flight of stairs.
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The old house had a grand flight of steps leading to the entrance.
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staircasestepsstairs
5.

an act of fleeing or running away

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The prisoner made a desperate flight for freedom.
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The sudden noise caused the deer to take flight.
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escapefleeingretreat
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flight attendantflight feather