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Definition of warplane in English: warplanenounˈwɔːpleɪnˈwɔrˌpleɪn An aeroplane designed and equipped to engage in air combat or to drop bombs. Example sentencesExamples - A warplane dropped a 550-pound bomb on a building where he and other Hamas leaders were meeting, but Yassin escaped with just a small wound to his hand.
- We need guns and rockets, bombs and warplanes, tanks and warships for our defence.
- RAF and United States warplanes bombed three sites in southern Iraq yesterday in the biggest display of allied air power for six months.
- Two Palestinian policemen crouch as a bomb from an Israeli warplane hits a camp of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat's Force 17 security force, in Gaza City on Tuesday.
- The claim was flatly denied by the Ministry of Defence, which said no UK warplanes had been on bombing missions.
- The US forces destroyed two houses from which they were taking fire, one being destroyed by a 500 pound bomb from a warplane they called in.
- He said that about a dozen warplanes had dropped bombs on the target, accompanied by support planes.
- Shortly after, I began learning to fly with the sole goal of flying vintage warplanes.
- The warplanes and helicopter gunships were ready, their crews primed to deliver precision strikes.
- According to Hill, Australian warplanes will not bomb schools and hospitals.
- In the worst of a series of friendly fire incidents, 18 American special forces and their Kurdish allies were killed when they were bombed by a US warplane.
- Stafford at one time was one of the museum's prime contractors for restoring historic warplanes.
- A BBC correspondent said between 10 and 12 people were killed Sunday when a U.S. warplane bombed a convoy carrying U.S. Special Forces and Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq.
- In 1991, it was the scene of one of the worst atrocities of the first Persian Gulf War, when a British warplane dropped bombs on a crowded market, killing 150 civilians.
- In the meantime, there were repeated air strikes on the city from US warplanes and helicopter gunships.
- The site remained in Iraqi hands yesterday, a day after a US warplane dropped four bunker-buster bombs and blasted a smoking crater 60 feet deep at the restaurant.
- There is a sizable military garrison in the country and US warplanes are familiar sights at Saudi air force bases.
- US warplanes bombed Kandahar airport yesterday as Pashtun tribesmen fought Arab fighters on the ground.
- Whenever the noise of warplanes began the child would mime the approaching bombers, sweeping her arms through the air.
- A U.S. warplane dropped two bombs on a suspected insurgent command center near Ramadi on Wednesday, the AP said, adding that it was not known whether casualties resulted.
Definition of warplane in US English: warplanenounˈwôrˌplānˈwɔrˌpleɪn An airplane designed and equipped to engage in air combat or to drop bombs. Example sentencesExamples - Two Palestinian policemen crouch as a bomb from an Israeli warplane hits a camp of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat's Force 17 security force, in Gaza City on Tuesday.
- A U.S. warplane dropped two bombs on a suspected insurgent command center near Ramadi on Wednesday, the AP said, adding that it was not known whether casualties resulted.
- According to Hill, Australian warplanes will not bomb schools and hospitals.
- US warplanes bombed Kandahar airport yesterday as Pashtun tribesmen fought Arab fighters on the ground.
- Stafford at one time was one of the museum's prime contractors for restoring historic warplanes.
- RAF and United States warplanes bombed three sites in southern Iraq yesterday in the biggest display of allied air power for six months.
- We need guns and rockets, bombs and warplanes, tanks and warships for our defence.
- The US forces destroyed two houses from which they were taking fire, one being destroyed by a 500 pound bomb from a warplane they called in.
- In the meantime, there were repeated air strikes on the city from US warplanes and helicopter gunships.
- A BBC correspondent said between 10 and 12 people were killed Sunday when a U.S. warplane bombed a convoy carrying U.S. Special Forces and Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq.
- Whenever the noise of warplanes began the child would mime the approaching bombers, sweeping her arms through the air.
- Shortly after, I began learning to fly with the sole goal of flying vintage warplanes.
- There is a sizable military garrison in the country and US warplanes are familiar sights at Saudi air force bases.
- The claim was flatly denied by the Ministry of Defence, which said no UK warplanes had been on bombing missions.
- A warplane dropped a 550-pound bomb on a building where he and other Hamas leaders were meeting, but Yassin escaped with just a small wound to his hand.
- The warplanes and helicopter gunships were ready, their crews primed to deliver precision strikes.
- In 1991, it was the scene of one of the worst atrocities of the first Persian Gulf War, when a British warplane dropped bombs on a crowded market, killing 150 civilians.
- In the worst of a series of friendly fire incidents, 18 American special forces and their Kurdish allies were killed when they were bombed by a US warplane.
- The site remained in Iraqi hands yesterday, a day after a US warplane dropped four bunker-buster bombs and blasted a smoking crater 60 feet deep at the restaurant.
- He said that about a dozen warplanes had dropped bombs on the target, accompanied by support planes.
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