aviones
“aviones” means “airplanes” in Spanish (Flying machines).
airplanes, aircraft
Also: planes
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Hay muchos aviones volando sobre el aeropuerto.
A1There are many airplanes flying over the airport.
Los aviones grandes suelen tener dos pasillos.
A2Large aircraft usually have two aisles.
Me encanta mirar los aviones despegar y aterrizar.
A1I love watching the planes take off and land.
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Which sentence correctly uses 'aviones'?
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The word comes from the French word 'avion', which was created in the 19th century. It is ultimately rooted in the Latin word *avis*, meaning 'bird'.
First recorded: 19th century (in its modern usage)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if a noun ending in -es is masculine or feminine?
The easiest way is to know the singular form. Since the singular form 'avión' uses 'el' (el avión), its plural form 'aviones' must use 'los' (los aviones). If the singular form is feminine, the plural will also be feminine.
Is 'aviones' used for model planes or just real ones?
'Aviones' can be used for both! You can talk about 'los aviones de juguete' (toy airplanes) or 'los aviones de papel' (paper airplanes).