flyover
ಫ್ಲೈಓವರ್
definition
noun
there were artillery platforms in the hills, making a flyover too risky
a low flight by one or more aircraft over a specific location.
Mr Moffatt said the ultimate aim was to build a completely segregated crossing and flyover at Bilbrough, and construction was planned to start in 2003, subject to the availability of funds.
an overpass.
translation of 'flyover'
ಮೇಲುಹಾದಿ,
ಮೇಲುಸೇತುವೆ
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The talks have been prompted by concern that the sharp right-hand curve for motorists joining the by-pass at Brambling Fields 'flyover' , Norton, may be a hazard.
The Highways Agency revealed today that a public inquiry is likely into its proposed £3.9 million 'flyover' at Bilbrough Top, between York and Tadcaster.
Designs showing how Swindon's Commonhead roundabout could look if a planned £13 million 'flyover' becomes a reality have been exhibited.
After the pair spotted a heavy weapon in a village during a 'flyover' in a military helicopter, Smith carried back the coordinates to a Marine commander so the weapon could be destroyed.
And Naval fighter jets cap the pre-race festivities with a tight-formation 'flyover' .
An American reconnaissance plane veers off course during a 'flyover' and is shot down because its crew sees something they aren't intended to see.
And the timing couldn't be worse as the work coincides with the improvements at Pitsea 'flyover' that are already causing extra congestion.
Although Mr Boynes would love to be part of the 'flyover' , he considers his attendance on the ground just as important.
Although there hasn't been an official ribbon-cutting yet, the 'flyover' leading to the airport opened recently.
During a 'flyover' of the park last year, McClure witnessed a number of bison carcasses lying in overgrazed fields.
A man in a blue FEMA windbreaker arrived to brief them on his helicopter 'flyover' of the city.
Our commanding officer coordinated a 'flyover' of the ship for us so the LSOs could shine a beacon on our nose gear and determine its condition.
there were artillery platforms in the hills, making a 'flyover' too risky
his appeal extends way beyond the Bible Belt and the 'flyover' states
Cameras showed that during the day traffic was tailing back to the A35 Redbridge 'flyover' and several hundred metres along the M271.
The Highways Agency shut a notorious gap at nearby Bilbrough Top in December, prior to the start of construction of an £11 million new 'flyover' .
Water logging around the 'flyover' 's rusted pillars is routine during the rains.
As Senator Mary Landrieu's helicopter was taking off for a 'flyover' of the devastation, she watched as a group of people smashed a window at a gas station store and jumped in.
The new squadron was to have demonstrated its skills with a 'flyover' and aerobatic maneuvers, but the aerial activities were canceled because of bad weather.
Until it opens, drivers are having to use the York Outer Ring Road 'flyover' to cross the dual carriageway.
The Defence Forces did their minister proud in his home city with a march past and a 'flyover' by the Air Corps.
But critics of this bold horticultural experiment have compared the results with everything from an unfinished Italian motorway 'flyover' to the business end of a broom.
Mr Moffatt said the ultimate aim was to build a completely segregated crossing and 'flyover' at Bilbrough, and construction was planned to start in 2003, subject to the availability of funds.
The 'flyover' will be held over crowds lining the streets to watch the annual Moomba Festival on March 14.
A white or blue van was directly behind the couple's car at Bishopthorpe 'flyover' leaving the A64 on the outskirts of York at about 1.15 pm last Friday.
Santa had also done a 'flyover' in the Rescure helicopter.
There was a wet winch demonstration as well as a historic flight Iroquois helicopter lake 'flyover' and static display.
She told officers that she feared for the children's lives because their father had said he would drive his truck off Tilbury Docks or Pitsea 'flyover' with the youngsters inside.
We reported that the order imposed to close the four gaps was merely temporary, and that the Highways Agency was planning to open them up once the new £11 million 'flyover' was in use.
The £11.3 million 'flyover' is being built to improve safety on the dual carriageway at Bilbrough Top, between York and Tadcaster.
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