decollare

to take off

d e . k o l ˈl a . r e
de removal, reversal, or negation + coll collar + are infinitive ending
verb Rare #35,641
to take off Used especially for an airplane or other aircraft.
IT: L'aereo sta per decollare.
EN: The plane is about to take off.
Conjugation of decollare
Past
decollare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third decolla
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second decolla

Penso che sia riuscita a decollare, finalmente.

I think she finally managed to take off.

— Kiki - Consegne a domicilio (1989)

Sveglia, dobbiamo decollare.

Wake up, we have to take off.

— La storia infinita (1984)

Un elicottero è in grado di decollare e atterrare in verticale.

A helicopter is capable of taking off and landing vertically.

Arrivando all'aeroporto vidi l'aeroplano decollare.

Arriving at the airport, I saw the plane take off.

Goll, fammi decollare!

Goll, let me take off!

— Nausicaä della Valle del vento (1984)

Io sto per decollare.

I'm about to take off.