aeronautic
aeronautic — adjective
- aeronauticpositive
- more aeronauticcomparative
- most aeronauticsuperlative
1. connected with the study of how planes are made, tested, and flown
connected with the study of how planes are made, tested, and flown
Kian spent four years studying aeronautic design at a university in Toulouse.
aeronautic + noun (field of study)
The museum keeps early aeronautic drawings that show how the first gliders were built.
attributive: aeronautic drawings
Tunde works for an aeronautic company that tests engines before they go on planes.
Brazil's new safety rules cover every aeronautic firm that builds wings for jets.
Mayumi gave a talk on aeronautic history, starting with the very first hot-air balloons.
文法句型
aeronautic + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (aeronautic engineer, aeronautic research); rarely used after 'be'. The longer form 'aeronautical' is more common in everyday writing.
常見錯誤
aeronautic — noun
1. the study and skill of building planes and making them fly safely
the study and skill of building planes and making them fly safely
Élise fell in love with aeronautic after watching planes take off near her home.
uncountable noun, no article
Early progress in aeronautic depended on brave pilots who tested risky paper-and-wood wings.
Professor Ishaan taught aeronautic to engineering students in Mumbai for almost thirty years.
Without aeronautic, no one would understand why a heavy metal plane can rise.
用法筆記
Uncountable and used without an article. The plural-looking form 'aeronautics' is far more common for this meaning; the bare singular 'aeronautic' as a noun is rare.