drome
droʊm
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Definition of drome - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
locationTECH.suffix indicating a place or facilityTECH.
  • The architect called the new cycling facility a drome.
arena stadium
2.
aviationDatedUKinformal term for an aerodromeDatedUK
  • The pilot landed safely at the drome.
airfield airstrip landing strip
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  • drome: informal term for an aerodrome
    informal term for an aerodrome

Origin of drome

Greek, dromos (running)

Examples of drome in a sentence

  • The aerodrome was bustling with activity.
  • The vintage aircraft was displayed at the local drome.
  • A new drome was constructed to accommodate larger planes.

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  1. French:-drome, drome, ...
  2. German:drom, Flugplatz, ...
  3. Italian:dromo, aerodromo, ...
  4. Spanish:velódromo, aeródromo, ...
  5. Portuguese:-dromo, aeródromo, ...
  6. Chinese:-场, 机场, ...
  7. Japanese:ドローム, 飛行場, ...
  8. Arabic:لاحقة تدل على مكان أو منشأة, مَطار, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִיּוֹמֶת הַמְצַיֶּנֶת מָקוֹם אוֹ מִתְחָם, שְׂדֵה תְּעוּפָה, ...
  10. Russian:-дром, аэродром, ...
  11. Ukrainian:-дром, аеродром, ...
  12. Hindi:ड्रोम, हवाई अड्डा, ...

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