flyer
1 of 1noun/flaɪɜr/
Forms:flyers
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a small piece of paper that has information about something being advertised, usually printed in color and handed out to people by hand
A flyer is a small, printed paper used for advertising, promoting events, or providing information. It typically includes text, images, or graphics and is designed to be eye-catching and easy to read. Flyers are often distributed by hand, posted on bulletin boards, or placed in public areas to reach a wide audience. They are a cost-effective and simple way for businesses, organizations, or individuals to share details about products, services, events, or promotions.
- She handed out flyers for the new café.
- A flyer advertised discounts at the local gym.
- They distributed flyers to promote the concert.
- He designed a colorful flyer for his business.
- She read a flyer about language courses.
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a person traveling on an aircraft as a passenger
- The flyer checked in two hours before the flight.
- Frequent flyers often accumulate loyalty points.
- She is an experienced business flyer.
- The airport was crowded with holiday flyers.
- The flyer enjoyed the view from the window seat.
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a person who operates or pilots an aircraft
- Female flyers were rare in early aviation history.
- The flyer guided the plane safely through the storm.
- Experienced flyers can handle emergency situations calmly.
- Commercial flyers must pass strict licensing exams.
- He trained as a military flyer.