Luftwaffe
ˈlʊftˌvɑfə
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Definition of Luftwaffe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
German militaryair force of Germany, especially during World War II
  • The Luftwaffe played a crucial role in the Battle of Britain.
2.
modern Germanythe current air force of Germany
  • The Luftwaffe is part of the Bundeswehr.
air force aviation
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Origin of Luftwaffe

German, Luft (air) + Waffe (weapon)

Examples of Luftwaffe in a sentence

  • Historians study the tactics of the Luftwaffe extensively.
  • The Luftwaffe conducts regular training exercises.
  • Pilots in the Luftwaffe are highly skilled.

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