aeronautics
/ˌeərəˈnɔːtɪks/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌerəˈnɔːtɪks/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌer-ə-ˈnȯ-tiks -ˈnä-/ (ame, mw)
aeronautics — 名詞
1. the study of how aircraft such as planes and helicopters are designed, built, an
航空學
設計、建造與操作飛機的科學
the study of how aircraft such as planes and helicopters are designed, built, and flown
Mei studied aeronautics at university and now works for a major airline.
Mei 在大學攻讀航空學，現在於一家大型航空公司工作。
study + aeronautics at [institution]
Advances in aeronautics have made flying safer and more affordable for millions of travellers.
航空學的進展讓飛行變得更安全，數百萬旅客都能夠負擔。
advances in aeronautics
Soo-jin's research in aeronautics focuses on reducing carbon emissions from large passenger jets.
Soo-jin 的航空學研究重點在於減少大型客機的碳排放。
The museum's aeronautics section covers early balloon flight up to modern jet engines.
該博物館的航空學展區涵蓋了從早期熱氣球到現代噴射引擎的發展。
Diego chose a career in aeronautics because he wanted to help design safer aeroplanes.
Diego 選擇從事航空學相關工作，因為他想協助設計更安全的飛機。
- aviation
Aviation covers the operation and flying of aircraft, while aeronautics emphasises the scientific and engineering side of designing and building them.
- aerospace engineering
Aerospace engineering is a narrower, applied discipline that includes spacecraft; aeronautics traditionally focuses only on flight within the Earth's atmosphere.
文法句型
aeronautics + noun (e.g. aeronautics engineering, aeronautics research)
the field / study / history of aeronautics
用法筆記
Used as an uncountable noun. Frequently appears as a modifier in compound nouns such as 'aeronautics lab', 'aeronautics department', or 'aeronautics expert'. The adjective form 'aeronautical' is also common in similar contexts.