jet plane

English

Alternative forms

• jet airplane
• jetplane

Noun

jet plane (plural jet planes)

1. A jet: an airplane that is powered by a jet engine.
   • 1967, John Denver (lyrics and music), “Leaving on a Jet Plane”‎^[1]performed by Peter, Paul and Mary, Warner Records:

     I'm leavin' on a jet plane / I don't know when I'll be back again / Oh, babe, I hate to go

   • 1975, Bob Dylan (lyrics and music), “You're a Big Girl Now”, in Blood on the Tracks:

     Time is a jet plane, it moves too fast

Translations

an airplane that is powered by a jet engine

• Albanian: aeroplan reaktiv m
• Arabic: طَائِرَة نَفَّاثَة f (ṭāʔira naffāṯa)
• Armenian: ռեակտիվ ինքնաթիռ (hy) (ṙeaktiv inkʻnatʻiṙ)
• Azerbaijani: reaktiv təyyarə
• Belarusian: рэакты́ўны самалёт m (reaktýŭny samaljót), джэт m (džet) (especially private)
• Bulgarian: реакти́вен самоле́т m (reaktíven samolét)
• Burmese: ဂျက်လေယာဉ် (my) (gyakleyany)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 噴氣機／喷气机 (zh) (pēnqìjī), 噴氣式飛機／喷气式飞机 (zh) (pēnqìshì fēijī)

• Czech: tryskové letadlo n, tryskáč m, proudový letoun m
• Danish: jetfly n
• Dutch: straalvliegtuig (nl) n
• Esperanto: jeto, jetaviadilo
• Estonian: reaktiivlennuk
• Finnish: suihkukone (fi), suihkulentokone (fi)
• French: jet (fr) m, avion à réaction (fr) m
• Georgian: რეაქტიული თვითმფრინავი (reakṭiuli tvitmprinavi)
• German: Strahlflugzeug (technical, formal); Düsenflugzeug (de) (common); Jet (de) m, Düsenjet m (informal)
• Greek: τζετ (el) n (tzet), αεριωθούμενο (el) n (aeriothoúmeno)
• Hebrew: מְטוֹס סִילוֹן (he) m (metós silón)
• Hindi: जेट विमान m (jeṭ vimān), जेट प्लेन m (jeṭ plen)
• Hungarian: sugárhajtású repülőgép (hu)
• Icelandic: þota (is) f
• Indonesian: pesawat jet (id)
• Italian: aereo a reazione m
• Japanese: ジェット機 (ジェットき, jetto-ki), ジェット (ja) (jetto)
• Kazakh: реактивті ұшақ (reaktivtı ūşaq)
• Khmer: កប៉ាល់ហោះប្រតិកម្ម (kaʼpal hɑh praʼtekam), យន្តហោះប្រតិកម្ម (yŭən hɑh praʼtekam), រ៉េអ័កស្យុង (reeʼaksyong)
• Korean: 제트기 (jeteugi), 제트 (jeteu)
• Kyrgyz: реактивдүү учак (reaktivdüü ucak)
• Lao: ເຮືອບິນໄອພົ້ນ (hư̄a bin ʼai phon)
• Latin: pyrauloplanum n
• Latvian: reaktīvā lidmašīna f
• Lithuanian: reaktyvinis lėktuvas m
• Macedonian: млазен авио́н m (mlazen avión)
• Malay: pesawat jet
• Maori: waka torohaki, waka rererangi torohaki
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: тийрэлтэт онгоц (tiireltet ongoc)

• Navajo: kʼos neiłtʼiʼí
• Norman: avion à réaction m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: jetfly (no) n

  Nynorsk: jetfly n

• Pali: usumavehāsayāna
• Persian:

  Iranian Persian: هَواپِیْمایِ جِت (havâpeymâ-ye jet)

• Polish: odrzutowiec (pl) m, samolot odrzutowy m
• Portuguese: jato (pt) m, a jato m
• Romanian: jet (ro) n, avion cu reacție n
• Russian: реакти́вный самолёт m (reaktívnyj samoljót), джет (ru) m (džet) (especially private)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: млазни авион m, млазни зракоплов m

  Roman: mlazni avion m, mlazni zrakoplov m, mlȃžnjāk (sh) m

• Slovak: tryskové lietadlo n
• Slovene: reaktivno letalo n
• Spanish: jet (es) m, avión a reacción (es) m
• Swahili: jeti (sw), eropleni ya jeti class 9/10
• Swedish: jetplan (sv) n, jetflygplan (sv) n, reaplan (sv) n
• Tajik: тайёраи реактивӣ (tayyorayi reaktivī), ҳавопаймои реактивӣ (havopaymoyi reaktivī), самолёти реак­тивӣ (samolyoti reak­tivī)
• Thai: อากาศยานไอพ่น (aa-gàat-sà-yaan-ai-pôn)
• Turkish: jet uçağı
• Turkmen: reaktiw uçar
• Ukrainian: реакти́вний літа́к m (reaktývnyj liták), джет (džet) (especially private)
• Urdu: جیٹ جَہاز m (jeṭ jahāz)
• Uzbek: reaktiv samolyot
• Vietnamese: máy bay phản lực (vi)