Jetting Meaning in English
word · lemma: jet
ˈdʒɛtɪŋ
JET-ing
dʒˈɛtɪŋ
JET-ing
Definition
Traveling by jet plane, usually over long distances and often for leisure or business. It can also mean something moving out forcefully in a narrow stream.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly informal. In travel, 'jetting off' implies excitement and distance. As a verb for forceful streams (like water), often used in technical or descriptive language. Don't confuse 'jetting' (traveling by plane) with just 'traveling'; it suggests speed or luxury.
Spanish: volando en avión - viajar en jet - salir disparadoPortuguese (BR): viajar de avião a jato - jateando (líquido)Portuguese (PT): viajar de avião a jato - jatear (líquido)Chinese (Simplified): 乘喷气式飞机旅行 - 喷射Chinese (Traditional): 乘噴氣式飛機旅行 - 噴射Hindi: जेट से यात्रा करना - तेज़ी से बाहर निकलनाArabic: يسافر بطائرة نفاثة - يندفع بقوةBengali: জেট করে ভ্রমণ করা - স্রোতে ছিটিয়ে যাওয়াRussian: на реактивном самолёте путешествовать - выбрасываться струёйJapanese: ジェット機で移動する - 噴き出すVietnamese: đi lại bằng máy bay phản lực - phun ra (dưới dạng tia)Korean: 비행기로 이동하다 - 분출하다Turkish: jetle seyahat etmek - fışkırmak (bir sıvının ani çıkışı)Urdu: جہاز کے ذریعے سفر کرنا - زور سے نکلنا (پانی وغیرہ)Indonesian: bepergian dengan pesawat jet - menyembur keluar
Example Sentences
She loves jetting around the world for work.
basic
Water was jetting out of the broken pipe.
basic
Tom dreamed of jetting off to Paris.
basic
They spent the summer jetting between New York and London.
natural
He’s always jetting off somewhere new for vacation.
natural
Steam was jetting from the kettle spout.
natural