aerial
/ˈɛriəl/
adjective
- Existing, happening, or done in the air.
- The aerial view of the city from the helicopter was amazing.
- The photographer captured stunning aerial shots of the coastline.
- Birds use aerial maneuvers to catch insects mid-flight.
- Relating to aircraft or flying.
- She works as an aerial photographer for a mapping company.
- Aerial transportation is often the fastest way to deliver goods.
- The air force conducted an aerial exercise over the desert.
- Of or relating to the air; atmospheric.
- The study of aerial particles helps us understand air quality.
- Aerial pressure changes can affect the weather.
- Aerial currents can carry pollen for hundreds of miles.
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- A device for sending or receiving radio or television signals; an antenna.
- We had to replace the old aerial on the roof to get better TV reception.
- He climbed up to adjust the aerial for a clearer signal.
- The car's radio aerial was broken, so we couldn't listen to the news.
- A move or position in gymnastics, dance, or sports performed in the air without support.
- She practiced her aerials on the trampoline before trying them on the floor.
- The gymnast performed a perfect aerial during her routine.
- In skateboarding, an aerial is a trick where the board leaves the ramp.
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