zeppelin
/ˈtsɛplɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of rigid airship, typically powered by engines, that was used for military and civilian purposes in the early 20th century.
“The zeppelin’s impressive size and maneuverability made it a valuable asset in World War I.”
2. proper noun
A reference to Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, a German general who developed and promoted the design of rigid airships.
“The von Zeppelin company played a crucial role in the development of modern airships.”