volant in English

adjective

1

(of an animal) able to fly or glide.

newly volant young

Use "volant" in a sentence

1. 5 Now he is in the attitude, with third this vast sky, volant hover.

2. 6 So, this learns to tell this only " impossible " volant bumblebee, can it still fly to rise?

3. See only among them a piece, a Cang Ying towers aloft on abrupt rock, volant be about to fly.

4. 2 The woman resembles a volant Feng Diao, before twisting human body desire, fly, very beautiful feeling.

5. 3 See only among them a piece, a Cang Ying towers aloft on abrupt rock, volant be about to fly.

6. C’est un pari : je Consommerai plus en volant plus bas, c’est certain, mais ma vitesse propre sera plus élevée

7. The Shadow Talons' Chapter badge is a large stylised, white coloured raven, its wings volant (wings Adorsed and elevated), facing forwards towards the enemy

8. 7 Results:Transvaginal ultrasound had many characters, such as clear, accurate and Volant. It was also used to early diagnose the untypical and uncracked salpingocyesis.

9. 1 Effect sale is " volant Gao Fei " the biggest characteristic of the plan, effect sale is the continuance of brand sale and promotion.

10. 4 Be when facing up to Asian reality come a few years, east Asia a batch of countries with " wild goose goes " means is volant and towering.

11. This contention is untenable today because the condition of the cerebellum indicates their emergence from Volant ancestors and many Carinates have been recorded to have lost many Carinate fea­tures specially the conversion from keeled to raft-like sternum due to their loss of flight.

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