The Wright brothers succeeded in flying an airplane driven by an engine.
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Wright
//ɹaɪt//
Synonyms for "wright" (69 found)
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5 entriesTranslations
21 translations across 7 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 賴特 /赖特 name (surname)
Czech
1 entries- výrobce noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Dutch
4 entries- maakster noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- maker noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- schepper m schepster noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- wrecht noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Italian
4 entries- costruttore noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- costruttrice noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- esperta noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- esperto noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Russian
4 entries- Райт name (surname)
- ма́стер noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- мастери́ца noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
- созда́тель noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Sicilian
1 entries- mastru noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Ukrainian
1 entries- творе́ць noun ((obsolete) builder or maker of something)
Sample sentences
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Mr Wright speaks Japanese as if it were his mother tongue.
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Mr. Wright speaks Japanese like a native speaker.
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That happened seventeen years before the Wright brothers flew for the first time.
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