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airborne1640s, "carried through the air," from air (n.1) + borne. Of military units, from 1937.
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airbornetransported by air currents.
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airborneSupported only by aerodynamic forces; aloft or flying.
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airbornerefers to soldiers who are qualified as parachutists
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airbornerefers to soldiers who are qualified as parachutists
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airborneSoldiers trained to attack from the air, by parachute or helicopter.
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airborneIn World War II, airborne army forces were either parachutists or glider-landed troops. Canadian War Museum
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airborne(adj) moved or conveyed by or through air
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airborneCarried by or through the air.
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airborneThe moment an athlete is free from a surface or person
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airbornecarried or transported through the air
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airborneSomething which is transported by air.
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airborneThe term Airborne is used to describe any particles or substances that float in the air. Airborne particles are the reason that air filters are used to clean air in a given area.
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airborne
In or carried by the air.
''Airborne pollen can aggravate allergies.''
* title=An internet of airborne things|date=2012-12-01|volume=405|issue=8813|page=3 (Technology Quarterly)|magazine=|url=htt [..]
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