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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Airbus
"नया एयरबस विमान अगले महीने लॉन्च होगा।"
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A large passenger aircraft designed for commercial air travel.
"The new Airbus model has improved fuel efficiency and passenger comfort." - 2
A company that designs and manufactures aircraft.
"Airbus is known for its innovative approach to aircraft design."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'Airbus' originated in the 1960s as a brand name for a series of commercial aircraft manufactured by the European aerospace corporation Airbus S.A.S. The name combines 'air' referring to aviation and 'bus' suggesting a mode of transport, reflecting the company's goal of creating a mass transport solution in the skies.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Airbus" is said worldwide
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Airbus
Transliteration: Airbus
"Le nouvel Airbus a été dévoilé lors de la foire aéronautique."
Airbus
Transliteration: Airbus
"Der neue Airbus wird nächste Woche ausgeliefert."
Airbus
Transliteration: Airbus
"L'Airbus ha rivoluzionato il trasporto aereo."
Airbus
Transliteration: Airbus
"El nuevo Airbus es más eficiente en combustible."
Airbus
Transliteration: Airbus
"O novo Airbus foi apresentado na feira de aviação."
एयरबस
Transliteration: Airbus
"नया एयरबस विमान अगले महीने लॉन्च होगा।"
空客
Transliteration: Kōngkè
"新款空客飞机将在下个月发布。"
에어버스
Transliteration: Eobeoseu
"새로운 에어버스 항공기가 다음 달에 출시됩니다."
エアバス
Transliteration: Eabasu
"新しいエアバスが来月発表されます。"
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