aerodynamics
/ˌɛroʊdaɪˈnæmɪks/
noun
- The scientific study of how air moves around objects, especially solid objects like cars, planes, or buildings.
- The shape of a bird's wing is a perfect example of natural aerodynamics.
- Aerodynamics helps engineers design faster and more fuel-efficient cars.
- She studied aerodynamics in college to work on aircraft design.
- The qualities of an object that affect how air flows around it.
- We tested the aerodynamics of the paper airplane by throwing it in the wind.
- The car's poor aerodynamics caused it to use more gas at high speeds.
- The new bicycle helmet has improved aerodynamics for racing.