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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Redeye

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00Can I use "redeye" with flight?? e.g.: 01font00I've got a redeye flight to night.02font02br
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00Is that mean I'm going to fly in very early morning(3am) or very late at night(1am)?02br
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00Appreciate your help.02br
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0Yes, I have heard that [url=05000]phrase[/url]. w=redeye&ls=a

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0Yes, I have heard that [url=05000]phrase[/url]. 01i00Tonight 02i00is one word.0240hrefhttp://www.onelook.com/?w=redeye&ls=a
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0 In the UK, catching the redeye mean a very early morning flight - anywhere around 5am-7am is usually the redeye. It's so called because that's when people are still half asleep and bleary eyed. 0-
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0U.S. version: The 01i00redeye02i00 is also the one that flies overnight. If you leave California at 11 p.m., it's already 2 a.m. in the east - so when you arrive six hours later, it's officially morning, but you spent the night on the plane. And yes, your red, bleary eyes are the reason for the name.02br
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00I find "redeye flight" redundant - you ca
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0 By the way, redeye (or red-eye) is also a term used in photography to describe the red colour often visible in people's eyes when a picture is taken with a flash. 0-
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0Thanks buddy. I really appreciate it.0-
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