typical john f. kennedy international airport

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. A specific reference to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), the primary international airport serving New York City, located in Queens. The phrase may be used literally to denote the airport itself or figuratively to represent the characteristics associated with it, such as being busy, chaotic, cosmopolitan, or a major hub of travel and commerce.; Used metaphorically to describe a situation that is characteristically crowded, noisy, disorganized, or overwhelming, drawing on the common perception of JFK as a bustling and sometimes chaotic major transportation hub.

💬 Examples

  1. We arrived at typical John F. Kennedy International Airport just in time for our connecting flight.

  2. The traffic during rush hour was typical John F. Kennedy International Airport—absolute gridlock.