Definition of ground-to-air in English:

ground-to-air

adjective

Directed or operating from the ground to an aircraft in flight.
a ground-to-air missile
Example sentencesExamples
- Nine RAF personnel and one soldier died when their Hercules transport plane was hit by ground-to-air fire, causing an explosion in one of its fuel tanks.
- There is a perceived threat of ground-to-air capability by the enemy.
- The ground-to-air missiles, according to Jane's Defence, are "obsolescent" with "more propaganda than practical value".
- The Royal Artillery (the drop-shorts to us infanteers) has been using a ground-to-air missile called Javelin for donkeys years.
- Third, even if you have a rough idea of where the plane might be, it is still far from "easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles".
- He was then given command of the RAF's first Bloodhound ground-to-air missile squadron.
- Air threats will be countered by ground-to-air missiles and by Canadian fighter jet patrols.
- Ground-to-air small arms fire pierced one of the craft's tanks, which exploded, blowing off a wing.
- Once exposed, the stealth aircraft would be easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles.
- "There is no indication that we have seen that the enemy is employing any form of advanced ground-to-air missile," he said.
- The force will have to confront groups that are very well equipped, notably with ground-to-air missiles and armoured vehicles.
- The statement, the authenticity of which could not be verified, said the plane was hit "head on" with a ground-to-air SAM - 7 missile.
- There are no heavy machine guns, no anti-aircraft guns, no ground-to-air missiles, not even rocket-propelled grenades.
- All the aircraft will have "passive receiving" sensors that will pick up signals if a ground-to-air missile like the SAM or Stinger or even an air-to-air missile (from another aircraft) is fired at it.
- He activated ground-to-air missile systems to deter inspection flights.
- Those flares are designed in case it's a ground-to-air missile that it takes the missiles off their targets.
- A Board of Inquiry found that hostile ground-to-air fire had caused an explosion in the right-hand wing tank which tore part of the wing away, causing the crash.
- The enemy will use asymmetric means to counter American aerospace power, including concealment among the population, constant movement, and portable ground-to-air weapons.
- The ability to destroy or suppress the plethora of ground-to-air threats constitutes another strength.

Definition of ground-to-air in US English:

ground-to-air

adjectiveˌɡraʊn(d)təwˈɛrˌɡroun(d)təwˈer

Directed or operating from the ground to an aircraft in flight.
a ground-to-air missile
Example sentencesExamples
- Air threats will be countered by ground-to-air missiles and by Canadian fighter jet patrols.
- He was then given command of the RAF's first Bloodhound ground-to-air missile squadron.
- "There is no indication that we have seen that the enemy is employing any form of advanced ground-to-air missile," he said.
- A Board of Inquiry found that hostile ground-to-air fire had caused an explosion in the right-hand wing tank which tore part of the wing away, causing the crash.
- There are no heavy machine guns, no anti-aircraft guns, no ground-to-air missiles, not even rocket-propelled grenades.
- The enemy will use asymmetric means to counter American aerospace power, including concealment among the population, constant movement, and portable ground-to-air weapons.
- Third, even if you have a rough idea of where the plane might be, it is still far from "easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles".
- Ground-to-air small arms fire pierced one of the craft's tanks, which exploded, blowing off a wing.
- All the aircraft will have "passive receiving" sensors that will pick up signals if a ground-to-air missile like the SAM or Stinger or even an air-to-air missile (from another aircraft) is fired at it.
- Once exposed, the stealth aircraft would be easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles.
- The ground-to-air missiles, according to Jane's Defence, are "obsolescent" with "more propaganda than practical value".
- The force will have to confront groups that are very well equipped, notably with ground-to-air missiles and armoured vehicles.
- The statement, the authenticity of which could not be verified, said the plane was hit "head on" with a ground-to-air SAM - 7 missile.
- There is a perceived threat of ground-to-air capability by the enemy.
- The Royal Artillery (the drop-shorts to us infanteers) has been using a ground-to-air missile called Javelin for donkeys years.
- The ability to destroy or suppress the plethora of ground-to-air threats constitutes another strength.
- Nine RAF personnel and one soldier died when their Hercules transport plane was hit by ground-to-air fire, causing an explosion in one of its fuel tanks.
- Those flares are designed in case it's a ground-to-air missile that it takes the missiles off their targets.
- He activated ground-to-air missile systems to deter inspection flights.

单词	ground-to-air
释义	Definition of ground-to-air in English: ground-to-air adjective Directed or operating from the ground to an aircraft in flight. a ground-to-air missile Example sentencesExamples Nine RAF personnel and one soldier died when their Hercules transport plane was hit by ground-to-air fire, causing an explosion in one of its fuel tanks. There is a perceived threat of ground-to-air capability by the enemy. The ground-to-air missiles, according to Jane's Defence, are "obsolescent" with "more propaganda than practical value". The Royal Artillery (the drop-shorts to us infanteers) has been using a ground-to-air missile called Javelin for donkeys years. Third, even if you have a rough idea of where the plane might be, it is still far from "easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles". He was then given command of the RAF's first Bloodhound ground-to-air missile squadron. Air threats will be countered by ground-to-air missiles and by Canadian fighter jet patrols. Ground-to-air small arms fire pierced one of the craft's tanks, which exploded, blowing off a wing. Once exposed, the stealth aircraft would be easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles. "There is no indication that we have seen that the enemy is employing any form of advanced ground-to-air missile," he said. The force will have to confront groups that are very well equipped, notably with ground-to-air missiles and armoured vehicles. The statement, the authenticity of which could not be verified, said the plane was hit "head on" with a ground-to-air SAM - 7 missile. There are no heavy machine guns, no anti-aircraft guns, no ground-to-air missiles, not even rocket-propelled grenades. All the aircraft will have "passive receiving" sensors that will pick up signals if a ground-to-air missile like the SAM or Stinger or even an air-to-air missile (from another aircraft) is fired at it. He activated ground-to-air missile systems to deter inspection flights. Those flares are designed in case it's a ground-to-air missile that it takes the missiles off their targets. A Board of Inquiry found that hostile ground-to-air fire had caused an explosion in the right-hand wing tank which tore part of the wing away, causing the crash. The enemy will use asymmetric means to counter American aerospace power, including concealment among the population, constant movement, and portable ground-to-air weapons. The ability to destroy or suppress the plethora of ground-to-air threats constitutes another strength. Definition of ground-to-air in US English: ground-to-air adjectiveˌɡraʊn(d)təwˈɛrˌɡroun(d)təwˈer Directed or operating from the ground to an aircraft in flight. a ground-to-air missile Example sentencesExamples Air threats will be countered by ground-to-air missiles and by Canadian fighter jet patrols. He was then given command of the RAF's first Bloodhound ground-to-air missile squadron. "There is no indication that we have seen that the enemy is employing any form of advanced ground-to-air missile," he said. A Board of Inquiry found that hostile ground-to-air fire had caused an explosion in the right-hand wing tank which tore part of the wing away, causing the crash. There are no heavy machine guns, no anti-aircraft guns, no ground-to-air missiles, not even rocket-propelled grenades. The enemy will use asymmetric means to counter American aerospace power, including concealment among the population, constant movement, and portable ground-to-air weapons. Third, even if you have a rough idea of where the plane might be, it is still far from "easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles". Ground-to-air small arms fire pierced one of the craft's tanks, which exploded, blowing off a wing. All the aircraft will have "passive receiving" sensors that will pick up signals if a ground-to-air missile like the SAM or Stinger or even an air-to-air missile (from another aircraft) is fired at it. Once exposed, the stealth aircraft would be easy prey for convential ground-to-air missiles. The ground-to-air missiles, according to Jane's Defence, are "obsolescent" with "more propaganda than practical value". The force will have to confront groups that are very well equipped, notably with ground-to-air missiles and armoured vehicles. The statement, the authenticity of which could not be verified, said the plane was hit "head on" with a ground-to-air SAM - 7 missile. There is a perceived threat of ground-to-air capability by the enemy. The Royal Artillery (the drop-shorts to us infanteers) has been using a ground-to-air missile called Javelin for donkeys years. The ability to destroy or suppress the plethora of ground-to-air threats constitutes another strength. Nine RAF personnel and one soldier died when their Hercules transport plane was hit by ground-to-air fire, causing an explosion in one of its fuel tanks. Those flares are designed in case it's a ground-to-air missile that it takes the missiles off their targets. He activated ground-to-air missile systems to deter inspection flights.
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