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"Voler" means "to fly" and "s'envoler" means the "action that represents the start of the flight".

L'avion s'envole = l'avion décolle = The plane takes off = the plane flies away.

And after than the plane has take off, L'avion est en vol = The plane is in flight.

So the "en" in "envol" is not the preposition in this case. And "envol" has not the same meaning as "en vol" in two words.

I hope that what I said makes sens, I am not sure I understand exactly your question.

"Voler" means "to fly" and "s'envoler" means the "action that represents the start of the flight".

L'avion s'envole = l'avion décolle = The plane takes off = the plane flies away.

And after than the plane has take off, L'avion est en vol = The plane is in flight.

So the "en" in "envol" is not the preposition in this case. And "envol" has not the same meaning as "en vol" in two words.

I hope that what I said makes sens, I am not sure I understand exactly your question.

"Voler" means "to fly" and "s'envoler" means the "action that represents the start of the flight".

L'avion s'envole = l'avion décolle = The plane takes off = the plane flies away.

And after than the plane has take off, L'avion est en vol = The plane is in flight.

So the "en" in "envol" is not the preposition in this case. And "envol" has not the same meaning as "en vol" in two words.

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Chris
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"Voler" means "to fly" and "s'envoler" means the "action that represents the start of the flight".

L'avion s'envole = l'avion décolle = The plane takes off = the plane flies away.

And after than the plane has take off, L'avion est en vol = The plane is in flight.

So the "en" in "envol" is not the preposition in this case. And "envol" has not the same meaning as "en vol" in two words.

I hope that what I said makes sens, I am not sure I understand exactly your question.