Definition of drome in English:

drome

noun drəʊm

dated, informal

An aerodrome.
Example sentencesExamples
- During the high-level cruise back to ‘home drome,’ after exiting that very same low-level route, the cockpit began filling with very strong and instantly irritating electrical fumes.
- The large Butlin's holiday centre in Minehead, having built a stately pleasure drome over itself, is now an ‘all-weather holiday centre’ and is filled all year round with people doing whatever it is that people do at Butlins.

Early 20th century: shortened form.

单词	drome
释义	Definition of drome in English: drome noun drəʊm dated, informal An aerodrome. Example sentencesExamples During the high-level cruise back to ‘home drome,’ after exiting that very same low-level route, the cockpit began filling with very strong and instantly irritating electrical fumes. The large Butlin's holiday centre in Minehead, having built a stately pleasure drome over itself, is now an ‘all-weather holiday centre’ and is filled all year round with people doing whatever it is that people do at Butlins. Origin Early 20th century: shortened form.
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