flyover
1 of 1noun/ˈflaɪoʊvər/
Forms:flyovers
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a road or bridge constructed over another road or railway line, allowing vehicles to pass over or cross without interference
A flyover is a bridge or elevated road built to allow vehicles to pass over other roads or intersections without stopping. It is typically used to avoid traffic congestion and provide a smoother flow of traffic. Flyovers are commonly found in busy areas or near major highways, where they help reduce delays and improve safety by separating different levels of traffic.
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a flight maneuver performed by aircraft, typically military, at a low altitude over a specific location, often for display or demonstration purposes, to be observed by spectators on the ground
- The airshow featured a spectacular flyover by the military jets.
- We watched a flyover during the national holiday parade.
- The president’s motorcade was accompanied by a flyover of fighter jets.
- A flyover of the city was planned for the grand opening of the new stadium.
- The pilot performed a flyover of the stadium to salute the crowd.