aeroplane

Converse of object

• hijack: The only reason, it is clear, why no one hijacks aeroplanes out of Heathrow is that no one particularly wants to.
• fly: Low flying, noisy aeroplanes to the Airport right by the house constant.
• invent: We human beings just used our brains, And cleverly invented the airplane.
• crash: A view of a crashed airplane, from behind.
• build: Join the PFA Are you planning to build an airplane.
• board: When I board an airplane now I do not know if the female pilot is top notch, or part of a 'quota ' .

Adjective modifier

• German: A German airplane dropped a bomb on a school in Sussex, England.
• military: Saturday Hazel and Len put on a free air display with many military aeroplanes flying over on their way to a display.
• civil: It is odd that incidents involving supposedly civil aeroplanes similar to that which the Miami terrorists provoked years later were among the pretexts included.
• British: If a British airplane was shot down by the Germans, the underground workers would try to rescue the pilot.

Modifies a noun

• crash: To mark the airplane crash site there s now a statue containing the names of the men buried in the cemetery or remembered there.
• wing: The blades are similar in appearance to an airplane wing twisted into a helix.
• flight: Saving faith depends on God Uncle Oscar was worried about his first airplane flight.
• factory: On 22 and 23 March all foreigners employed at the airplane factory in Sabadell 1 were imprisoned and removed to Valencia.
• engine: Our work day started to the sound of airplane engines.

Noun used with modifier

• microlight: Application form for a noise certificate for a UK registered microlight airplane.
• jet: The early church had neither e-mail nor jet aeroplanes.
• enemy: Captain McCudden has at the present time accounted for 54 enemy aeroplanes.
• paper: I was just making paper aeroplanes in the dressing room.
• model: She had accompanied him on some of his model airplane trips.