• We hand out flyers advertising our events to clubbers as they leave the venue.
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Her job is to hand out flyers for the club on street corners.
»an advertising/campaign/publicity flyer
The company's strategy of concentrating on high-margin business flyers is beginning to pay off.
»Regular flyers can take advantage of additional benefits such as free flights and extra baggage allowance.
Stiff competition from rival low-cost flyers forced down fares.
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flyer's clothing - воен. лётное обмундирование
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to take a flyer - упасть вниз головой1. лётчик
~'s clothing - воен. лётное обмундирование
2. 1) птица, насекомое, летучая мышь и т. п.
2) летательный аппарат
3. амер. экспресс
4. фляер, резвая лошадь
5. амер. листовка; рекламный листок
6. австрал. взрослый быстроногий кенгуру
7. мелкий ушастый окунь
8. = fleer2
9. сл. рискованное предприятие, авантюра; опасная биржевая авантюра
10. тех. маховик
11. текст. банкоброш
12. pl стр. прямой марш лестницы
13. pl частицы хмеля в пиве
14. полигр. барабан-собиратель; листовое приёмно-выводное устройство
♢ to take a ~ - упасть вниз головой
to take a flyer упа́сть вниз голово́й
• Ad placed on windshields, etc.
• Aviator
• Bobby Clarke, from 1969 to 1984
• Campaign handout
• Candidate's handout
• Circular
• Fast train
• Flexible ___ sled
• Handbill
• It may get jammed under your windshield wiper
• It's posted around the neighborhood
• Philadelphia hockey player
• Philadelphia N.H.L.er
• Philadelphia skater
• Philly hockey player
• Philly puckster
• Philly skater
• Pilot
• Radio ___ (popular wagon)
• Small handbill
• Speculative investment
• Test run
• Someone who travels by air
• Someone who operates an aircraft
• (British informal) not to be deceived or hoodwinked
• An advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet) intended for wide distribution