Alphabet Game: Airport Terms

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Guess the word for each letter with simple definitions.

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Alphabet Game: Airport TermsVersion en ligne Guess the word for each letter with simple definitions. par Debora Oxobi A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Empieza por A Adjective. The opposite of 'happy' or 'calm'. How you feel when you are very mad. Empieza por B Noun. The suitcases and bags that passengers take on a trip to the airport. Empieza por C Adjective. The opposite of 'anxious' or 'nervous'. Feeling relaxed and quiet. Empieza por D Verb (-ing). The action of controlling a car, a bus, or a tractor on the road. Empieza por E Noun. A person whose job is to repair machines, engines, or technical systems. Empieza por F Verb (-ing). The action of moving through the air like a bird or an airplane. Empieza por G Adjective. The color of grass, lettuce, or the light that says 'GO' on a traffic signal. Empieza por H Noun. A very large building at the airport used to store and repair airplanes. Empieza por I Adjective. The opposite of 'experienced'. A new worker who needs more practice. Empieza por J Verb (-ing). The action of pushing yourself up into the air with your legs and feet. Empieza por L Noun. A written or digital record used at work to register times, data, or events. Contiene la M Adjective. Another word for 'intelligent'. The opposite of 'stupid'. Contiene la N Adjective. The opposite of 'unfriendly'. A person who is nice, kind, and loves to smile. Empieza por O Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'youngest'. For example, a person with 90 years of age. Empieza por P Noun. The professional person who sits in the cockpit and flies the airplane. Empieza por Q Adjective. The opposite of 'noisy' or 'loud'. When there is no sound or music. Empieza por R Verb (-ing). The action of fixing something that is broken, like an engine or a car. Empieza por S Adjective. The opposite of 'tall'. A person who does not have a lot of height. Empieza por T Noun. A very tall building at the airport where air traffic controllers work. Contiene la U Verb (-ing). The action of making sounds and moving your face when something is very funny. Contiene la V Verb (-ing). The action of going on a trip to another city or country for vacation. Empieza por W Noun. The general term for outdoor conditions like rain, wind, sun, or snow Contiene la X Verb (-ing). The action of an airplane moving slowly on the ground before taking off. Empieza por Y Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'oldest'. For example, a new baby.

Alphabet Game: Airport TermsVersion en ligne

Guess the word for each letter with simple definitions.

par Debora Oxobi

Empieza por A

Adjective. The opposite of 'happy' or 'calm'. How you feel when you are very mad.

Empieza por B

Noun. The suitcases and bags that passengers take on a trip to the airport.

Empieza por C

Adjective. The opposite of 'anxious' or 'nervous'. Feeling relaxed and quiet.

Empieza por D

Verb (-ing). The action of controlling a car, a bus, or a tractor on the road.

Empieza por E

Noun. A person whose job is to repair machines, engines, or technical systems.

Empieza por F

Verb (-ing). The action of moving through the air like a bird or an airplane.

Empieza por G

Adjective. The color of grass, lettuce, or the light that says 'GO' on a traffic signal.

Empieza por H

Noun. A very large building at the airport used to store and repair airplanes.

Empieza por I

Adjective. The opposite of 'experienced'. A new worker who needs more practice.

Empieza por J

Verb (-ing). The action of pushing yourself up into the air with your legs and feet.

Empieza por L

Noun. A written or digital record used at work to register times, data, or events.

Contiene la M

Adjective. Another word for 'intelligent'. The opposite of 'stupid'.

Contiene la N

Adjective. The opposite of 'unfriendly'. A person who is nice, kind, and loves to smile.

Empieza por O

Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'youngest'. For example, a person with 90 years of age.

Empieza por P

Noun. The professional person who sits in the cockpit and flies the airplane.

Empieza por Q

Adjective. The opposite of 'noisy' or 'loud'. When there is no sound or music.

Empieza por R

Verb (-ing). The action of fixing something that is broken, like an engine or a car.

Empieza por S

Adjective. The opposite of 'tall'. A person who does not have a lot of height.

Empieza por T

Noun. A very tall building at the airport where air traffic controllers work.

Contiene la U

Verb (-ing). The action of making sounds and moving your face when something is very funny.

Contiene la V

Verb (-ing). The action of going on a trip to another city or country for vacation.

Empieza por W

Noun. The general term for outdoor conditions like rain, wind, sun, or snow

Contiene la X

Verb (-ing). The action of an airplane moving slowly on the ground before taking off.

Empieza por Y

Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'oldest'. For example, a new baby.

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Alphabet Game: Airport TermsVersion en ligne

par Debora Oxobi

Empieza por A

Adjective. The opposite of 'happy' or 'calm'. How you feel when you are very mad.

Empieza por B

Noun. The suitcases and bags that passengers take on a trip to the airport.

Empieza por C

Adjective. The opposite of 'anxious' or 'nervous'. Feeling relaxed and quiet.

Empieza por D

Verb (-ing). The action of controlling a car, a bus, or a tractor on the road.

Empieza por E

Noun. A person whose job is to repair machines, engines, or technical systems.

Empieza por F

Verb (-ing). The action of moving through the air like a bird or an airplane.

Empieza por G

Adjective. The color of grass, lettuce, or the light that says 'GO' on a traffic signal.

Empieza por H

Noun. A very large building at the airport used to store and repair airplanes.

Empieza por I

Adjective. The opposite of 'experienced'. A new worker who needs more practice.

Empieza por J

Verb (-ing). The action of pushing yourself up into the air with your legs and feet.

Empieza por L

Noun. A written or digital record used at work to register times, data, or events.

Contiene la M

Adjective. Another word for 'intelligent'. The opposite of 'stupid'.

Contiene la N

Adjective. The opposite of 'unfriendly'. A person who is nice, kind, and loves to smile.

Empieza por O

Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'youngest'. For example, a person with 90 years of age.

Empieza por P

Noun. The professional person who sits in the cockpit and flies the airplane.

Empieza por Q

Adjective. The opposite of 'noisy' or 'loud'. When there is no sound or music.

Empieza por R

Verb (-ing). The action of fixing something that is broken, like an engine or a car.

Empieza por S

Adjective. The opposite of 'tall'. A person who does not have a lot of height.

Empieza por T

Noun. A very tall building at the airport where air traffic controllers work.

Contiene la U

Verb (-ing). The action of making sounds and moving your face when something is very funny.

Contiene la V

Verb (-ing). The action of going on a trip to another city or country for vacation.

Empieza por W

Noun. The general term for outdoor conditions like rain, wind, sun, or snow

Contiene la X

Verb (-ing). The action of an airplane moving slowly on the ground before taking off.

Empieza por Y

Adjective. The absolute opposite of 'oldest'. For example, a new baby.