Примери за използване на One flight на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
One flight up.
Two men down on one flight.
One flight up.
There's maybe one flight out.
One flight up.
The Asteroid with one Flight.
There was one flight in from Costa Rica to Honolulu yesterday.
That is three major infractions on one flight.
There is only one flight per day.
At level 0 you can send just one Flight.
At Vnukovo airport one flight has been canceled.
One flight will do, because a fool vouched for you.
Because Delta operates one flight a day.
There's one flight left, but it leaves in 10 minutes. You want it?
The ophthalmologist is one flight down, Dr. Pessach.
During one flight into Africa, Yuri's cargo plane is intercepted by Valentine and forced to land.
On Saturdays and Sundays, one flight is offered.
There's only one flight to Halderville, and it left two hours ago.
According to our Islamabad office,only one flight left at that hour.
You can board one flight and get the vacation of a lifetime.
Created during World War that carried only one flight that crashed.
It seems to be just one flight a day, starts at 16 o'clock, arrives at 23.00.
Created during World War that carried only one flight that crashed.
Its aim is to be the number one flight school in Europe in terms of quality and safety.
The risk is far higher for flights involving a transfer from one flight to another.
We have already missed one flight because the meeting went over.
From one flight in 2008, we passed the threshold of 100,000 flights in 2017 and we expect to hit 1 million flights during 2020.”.
Our aim is to be the number one flight school in Finland in terms of quality.
In terms of ergonomics is one flight of stairs must not contain more than 16 degrees comfortable width and height.
As for the landlady, from whom he rented this closet with dinner and maid-service included,she lived one flight below, in separate rooms, and every time he went out he could not fail to pass by the landlady's kitchen, the door of which almost always stood wide open to the stairs.