parachute
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpærəʃuːt/
parachute means: A large piece of strong cloth that opens in the air to slow a falling person or object.
noun
A large piece of strong cloth that opens in the air to slow a falling person or object.
- Her parachute opened above the field.
- The supplies landed safely under a large parachute.
- Did you check your parachute before the jump?
verb
To come down through the air using a large cloth device that slows your fall.
- They parachuted onto the beach.
- She wants to parachute from a plane for charity.
- The soldiers parachuted into a field at dawn.
Questions about parachute
What does parachute mean?
A large piece of strong cloth that opens in the air to slow a falling person or object.
What is parachute in other languages?
Türkçe: paraşüt · Español: paracaídas · Français: parachute · Deutsch: Fallschirm · Italiano: paracadute · 日本語: パラシュート
How do you pronounce parachute?
It is pronounced /ˈpærəʃuːt/.
How do you use parachute in a sentence?
Her parachute opened above the field. The supplies landed safely under a large parachute.
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