Flight ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Flight ( noun )

1. The act or process of flying through the air.
2. The act or process of traveling by aircraft.
3. A scheduled trip by aircraft.
4. A series of steps or a stairway.
5. A flock of birds or insects in flight.

Origin:

Middle english fliht, from old english fliht; akin to old high german fliht flight, latin fugit flight.

Examples:

1. The flight to London takes six hours.
2. He has a fear of flight.
3. She is on a flight to Paris.
4. The flight of the stairs is long.
5. The flight of birds is beautiful to watch.

(As a verb)

Flight ( verb )

1. The act or process of flying through the air.
2. The act or process of traveling by aircraft.
3. A scheduled trip by aircraft.
4. A series of steps or a stairway.
5. A flock of birds or insects in flight.

Origin:

Middle english fliht, from old english fliht; akin to old high german fliht flight, latin fugit flight.

Examples:

1. The flight to London takes six hours.
2. He has a fear of flight.
3. She is on a flight to Paris.
4. The flight of the stairs is long.
5. The flight of birds is beautiful to watch.