Runway

Definition of Runway

A runway is a long strip of land, especially one that is used for planes to take off and land.

How should Runway divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word 'runway'. The first syllable 'run' has a vowel 'u' and a consonant 'r' and the second syllable 'way' has two vowels 'a' and 'y'.

Part of Speech - Runway

The airplane landed on the runway.

Sentences with Runway

• The plane took off from the runway.
• The runway was too short for the big plane to land.
• The airport has several runways for planes to use.
• The pilot safely landed the plane on the runway.
• The runway was covered in snow, so the plane had to be deiced before it could take off.
• The runway lights helped the pilot see where to land.
• The plane had to circle the airport because the runway was being repaired.
• The runway was closed due to heavy fog.
• The runway was crowded with planes waiting to take off.
• The runway was in good condition and the pilot had no trouble landing the plane.

Quotes with Runway

• I love the feeling of taking off from a runway and then being up in the air and looking down at the world.
• The runway is my happy place.
• The runway is where I feel most alive.
• I always get nervous before takeoff, but once we're up in the air, I feel free. It's the runway that scares me.
• The runway is where dreams take flight.
• There's something magical about the runway. It's where anything is possible.
• The runway is where I feel like I belong.
• The runway is where I go to escape.
• The runway is where I find my courage.
• The runway is where I feel most at home.

Number of characters in Runway

6 ( r, u, n, w, a, y )

Unique letters in Runway

6 ( r, u, n, w, a, y )

Runway Backwards

yawnur

Phonetic Transcription of Runway

IPA (International): ˈrʌˌnweɪ

ARA (American): ˈrʌˌnwe

EPA (English): ˈrʌˌnweɪ

RAH-NWEY