CEFR B1

quick takeoff

noun phrase

Meaning

A rapid ascent or departure of an aircraft from the ground, typically requiring a short distance or time to become airborne.

Examples

The pilot executed a quick takeoff to avoid a potential collision with another plane.
The new aircraft design allowed for a quick takeoff and efficient fuel consumption.

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quick takeoff (B1)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: /kwɪk ˈteɪkɒf/

Definition

A rapid ascent or departure of an aircraft from the ground, typically requiring a short distance or time to become airborne.

Examples

The pilot executed a quick takeoff to avoid a potential collision with another plane.
The new aircraft design allowed for a quick takeoff and efficient fuel consumption.

How to Use quick takeoff

make a quick takeoff (verb phrase): to depart rapidly — "The pilot made a quick takeoff to avoid turbulence."
experience a quick takeoff (verb phrase): to undergo a rapid increase — "The company experienced a quick takeoff in sales after launching their new product."

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