Definition of DFC in English:

DFC

abbreviationdiːɛfˈsiː

(in the UK) Distinguished Flying Cross, a decoration for distinguished active service awarded to members of the RAF, instituted in 1918.
（英国）杰出飞行十字勋章（向英国皇家空军成员颁发的勋章，用以奖励其服役期间的杰出战功，设立于1918年）
Example sentencesExamples
- Along the way, he earned the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross and 16 Air Medals.
- Squadron Leader Learmonth was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for his attack on the destroyer, and a bar in August 1943 as Commanding Officer of No.22 Squadron.
- He was also awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses, a Bronze Star and an Air Medal.
- John Riggs spent 39 years in the Army, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the Vietnam War and working his way up to become a three-star general entrusted with creating a high-tech Army for the 21st century.
- Not only was he a hero to me because he was my uncle, but he'd been fêted widely as a daring pilot in the Royal Australian Air Force, decorated with a Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar.
- Instituted in 1918, the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) was issued for acts of valour while flying in operations against the enemy to warrant officers and officers of the Royal Air Force.

Definition of DFC in US English:

DFC

abbreviation

Distinguished Flying Cross.
Example sentencesExamples
- John Riggs spent 39 years in the Army, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the Vietnam War and working his way up to become a three-star general entrusted with creating a high-tech Army for the 21st century.
- Instituted in 1918, the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) was issued for acts of valour while flying in operations against the enemy to warrant officers and officers of the Royal Air Force.
- He was also awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses, a Bronze Star and an Air Medal.
- Along the way, he earned the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross and 16 Air Medals.
- Squadron Leader Learmonth was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for his attack on the destroyer, and a bar in August 1943 as Commanding Officer of No.22 Squadron.
- Not only was he a hero to me because he was my uncle, but he'd been fêted widely as a daring pilot in the Royal Australian Air Force, decorated with a Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar.

词汇	DFC
释义	Definition of DFC in English: DFC abbreviationdiːɛfˈsiː (in the UK) Distinguished Flying Cross, a decoration for distinguished active service awarded to members of the RAF, instituted in 1918. （英国）杰出飞行十字勋章（向英国皇家空军成员颁发的勋章，用以奖励其服役期间的杰出战功，设立于1918年） Example sentencesExamples Along the way, he earned the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross and 16 Air Medals. Squadron Leader Learmonth was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for his attack on the destroyer, and a bar in August 1943 as Commanding Officer of No.22 Squadron. He was also awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses, a Bronze Star and an Air Medal. John Riggs spent 39 years in the Army, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the Vietnam War and working his way up to become a three-star general entrusted with creating a high-tech Army for the 21st century. Not only was he a hero to me because he was my uncle, but he'd been fêted widely as a daring pilot in the Royal Australian Air Force, decorated with a Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar. Instituted in 1918, the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) was issued for acts of valour while flying in operations against the enemy to warrant officers and officers of the Royal Air Force. Definition of DFC in US English: DFC abbreviation Distinguished Flying Cross. Example sentencesExamples John Riggs spent 39 years in the Army, earning a Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the Vietnam War and working his way up to become a three-star general entrusted with creating a high-tech Army for the 21st century. Instituted in 1918, the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) was issued for acts of valour while flying in operations against the enemy to warrant officers and officers of the Royal Air Force. He was also awarded three Distinguished Flying Crosses, a Bronze Star and an Air Medal. Along the way, he earned the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross and 16 Air Medals. Squadron Leader Learmonth was awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for his attack on the destroyer, and a bar in August 1943 as Commanding Officer of No.22 Squadron. Not only was he a hero to me because he was my uncle, but he'd been fêted widely as a daring pilot in the Royal Australian Air Force, decorated with a Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar.
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