"vlug" het verskeie betekenisse, insluitend:

1. Die handeling of proses om deur die lug te vlieg, hetsy in 'n vliegtuig of as 'n voël of insek.
2. 'n Reis wat deur die lug gemaak word, tipies op 'n vliegtuig.
3. Die beweging van 'n voorwerp deur die lug, soos 'n bal wat getref of gegooi is.
4. Die daad van vlug of weghardloop, dikwels in vrees of paniek.
5. 'n Stel trappe tussen vloere van 'n gebou, tipies met 'n landing tussen hulle.
6. 'n Reeks trappe of trappe wat opwaarts lei na 'n hoër vlak, soos in 'n teater of stadion.

Die presiese betekenis van die woord "vlug" hang af van die konteks waarin dit gebruik word.

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Sentence Examples

1. Once that was settled, we coordinated the flight arrangements for Cecilia and Emma to arrive in Braxton when my last class ended on Monday.

2. Before the demon could spread its wings and take flight, he rammed Ruaden straight through its chest, piercing the heart.

3. He hacked a crimson path through the room, tearing down yet another flight of steps and racing across more stone floors until he burst out into the misty night.

4. Tarensen waded through them frantically, spotting Sintian on a flight of stairs ahead, running towards the scene of the explosion.

5. As we reach the stairwell, which is open from the fourth to the first floor, I see James walking one flight down.

6. The bird inside was poised on its perch as though it were about to take flight, soaring up and away from its bonds forevermore, and she stared at it for a long moment.

7. I walk cautiously up a flight of stone steps and enter a small street.

8. Her latest, involving an entire exhibition of paintings swapped, not with forgeries but with different works of art, and some ludicrous explanation as to who was behind it and why, caused him to rise from the couch with sudden mobility, and head straight to his travel agent to book the first available flight to Arrecife.

9. Fernando leads the way round the side of the fort and down a flight of carved basalt steps that follow the curve of the promontory.

10. I cross the concourse and climb a flight of long and wide steps, entering a light and airy foyer that has an atrium in its centre and corridors going off in all directions.