Flyovers Meaning in English

word · lemma: flyover

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التعريف

Structures like roads or bridges built above ground, usually to let one road cross over another without stopping. The term can also mean an aerial display by airplanes.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Flyover' is more common in British English for elevated roads; American English often uses 'overpass' instead. In aviation or event contexts, 'flyover' refers to planned airplane displays. Context makes the meaning clear.

• Spanish: viaductos - pasos elevados
• Portuguese (BR): viadutos - passarelas aéreas
• Portuguese (PT): viadutos - passagens aéreas
• Chinese (Simplified): 立交桥
• Chinese (Traditional): 天橋 - 高架道路
• Hindi: ऊपरगामी पुल
• Arabic: الجسور العلوية
• Bengali: ফ্লাইওভার - ওভারপাস (উড়ালপুল)
• Russian: эстакады - путепроводы - авиашоу (низкий облёт)
• Japanese: 高架道路 - フライオーバー (道路) - 編隊飛行 (航空機)
• Vietnamese: cầu vượt - màn trình diễn máy bay
• Korean: 고가도로 - 플라이오버 (도로) - 에어쇼 (비행기 퍼레이드)
• Turkish: üst geçit - viyadük - hava gösterisi (uçak geçişi)
• Urdu: اوور پاس (فلائی اوور) - فضائی مظاہرہ (جہازوں کی پرواز)
• Indonesian: jembatan layang - pertunjukan udara (pesawat terbang)

جمل نموذجية

We watched the military flyovers during the national holiday parade.

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The new flyovers make driving through the city faster.

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Construction workers are building two flyovers near the airport.

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There are many busy flyovers in this city.

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Heavy traffic means people get stuck under flyovers every morning.

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The city is planning new flyovers to help reduce bottlenecks.

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