vuelo
flight
The term 'vuelo' in Spanish translates to 'flight' in English. It is a noun used in various contexts, such as referring to the act of flying, the trajectory of a flying object, or a journey made by air, especially by an airplane. Its usage depends on the context in which it's used. 'Vuelo' can be used in phrases like 'el vuelo de las aves' (the flight of the birds) or 'mi vuelo sale a las tres' (my flight leaves at three).
Example sentences using: vuelo
Mi vuelo saldrá a las 9 de la mañana
My flight will depart at 9 in the morning
This sentence is used to inform about a future event, specifically about a flight. Note that in Spanish, unlike English, we don't use the possessive adjective before 'vuelo' when talking about our own flight taking off.
El vuelo a Madrid ha sido cancelado debido al mal tiempo
The flight to Madrid has been canceled due to bad weather
Here, 'vuelo' is used to refer to a specific flight, in this case, a flight destined to Madrid. The sentence explains the reason for the flight cancellation, which in this example is bad weather.
¿Qué vuelo te gustaría tomar?
Which flight would you like to take?
This sentence is a question asking about someone's preference regarding flights. It is a common question when booking or discussing travel plans.