- under the wing (esp. of an aircraft)
- under one's wing; under one's control
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
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- under the wing (esp. of an aircraft)
- under one's wing; under one's control
This usage refers to the physical space beneath the wings of an aircraft, often used in discussions about aviation and travel safety.
Riding under the wing of the airplane was my first experience.
This meaning often implies protection, guidance, or control over someone or something, typically in a metaphorical sense referring to mentors or guardians.
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よくか翼下にいるto be under someone's wingよくか翼下でほご保護されるto be protected under the wingよくか翼下におさめる収めるto put under one's controlよくか翼下のひとびと人々people under one's wingよくか翼下をめぐる巡るto be under the wing (of something/someone)よくか翼下のこどもたち子供たちchildren under one's wingよくか翼下のしえん支援support under one's wingよくか翼下にあるto be situated under the wingよくか翼下のあんぜん安全safety under the wing
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