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flight attendant
(n)
female flight attendant
female flight attendant
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first class
(n)
first class seat
first class seat
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airplane
(n)
a mode of transport with powered engines that flies in the sky
The airplane is flying in the sky.
The airplane is flying in the sky.
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seat belt
(n)
a safety strap in a car used to keep the driver and passengers secured to their seat
Be sure to buckle your seat belt.
Be sure to buckle your seat belt.
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seat
(n)
airplane seat
airplane seat
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seat number
(n)
You must be sure your seat number matches your ticket.
You must be sure your seat number matches your ticket.
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pillow
(n)
Give me a blanket and a pillow.
Give me a blanket and a pillow.
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flotation device
(p)
The woman is demonstrating how to inflate the flotation device.
The woman is demonstrating how to inflate the flotation device.
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life jacket
(n)
orange lifejacket
orange lifejacket
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time difference
(p)
There is no time difference between Tokyo and Seoul.
There is no time difference between Tokyo and Seoul.
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motion sickness
(p)
Some passengers feel ill from motion sickness.
Some passengers feel ill from motion sickness.
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economy class
(n)
economy class seats
economy class seats
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blanket
(n)
airplane blanket
airplane blanket
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sick bag
(n)
vomit in a sick bag
vomit in a sick bag
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cabin
(n)
airplane cabin
airplane cabin
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overhead storage compartment
(p)
empty overhead storage compartment
empty overhead storage compartment
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emergency exit
(n)
emergency exit
emergency exit
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aisle seat
(n)
Aisle seat, please.
Aisle seat, please.
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window seat
(n)
The view from the window seat is lovely.
The view from the window seat is lovely.
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pilot
(n)
My father is a pilot.
My father is a pilot.
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flight
(n)
boarding pass for the flight
boarding pass for the flight
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