Definition of aerialist in English:

aerialist

noun ˈɛːrɪəlɪstˈɛriələst

A person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a tightrope or trapezes.
Example sentencesExamples
- The aerialists were breathtaking as they spun and danced through the air, and twisted their bodies around ribbons of cloth hanging down from the ceiling.
- ‘The sky is my domain,’ the self-taught aerialist explains in charmingly fractured English.
- Performed by two aerialists high on towers, it is a tale of friendship shattered when two young women find themselves on different sides in a civil war.
- An aerialist twists and plummets on white drapes.
- She previously worked as a stunt aerialist, hanging from a flying airplane by her teeth.
- One of the shows we attended was a spectacle complete with Olympic-calibre aerialists, gymnasts and dancers.
- This physically elastic and histrionically pliable performer is as acrobatic on a stage as an aerialist under the big top.
- There are trapeze artists, clowns, aerialists and the like, but there are other, darker elements.
- He's a remarkable person, he's more than just an aerialist.
- The video's an aerialist on a rope, and she's just swinging.
- The festival is a training ground for aerialists, now in its third year, and has well exceeded expectations.
- The husband-and-wife team, are professionally trained aerialists who met during a street performers festival.
- Someone I know can't go to the circus, because watching the aerialists gives her vertigo.
- Inch by inch, the aerialist in the red flamenco outfit edges her way up a tightrope.
- The proprietor, Val, has put together a site that should please any aficionado of mammalian aerialists.
- The aerialists perform in ways unheard of a generation ago.
- The circus aerialists perform, hanging from the top of the building, twisting through silver hoops and bright red ribbon.
- The pioneer aerialist and outspoken activist is now aligned with the Santa Cruz program.
- We are all very aware that this is a dance festival performance, so we aren't thinking of ourselves as aerialists.
- He is a cat-like aerialist; he dives out over the audience, hanging on with only his feet.
Synonyms
abstainer, recluse, hermit, solitary, anchorite, anchoress, desert saint, celibate, puritan, nun, monk

Definition of aerialist in US English:

aerialist

nounˈɛriələstˈerēələst

A person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a tightrope or trapezes.
Example sentencesExamples
- This physically elastic and histrionically pliable performer is as acrobatic on a stage as an aerialist under the big top.
- Performed by two aerialists high on towers, it is a tale of friendship shattered when two young women find themselves on different sides in a civil war.
- The aerialists perform in ways unheard of a generation ago.
- The aerialists were breathtaking as they spun and danced through the air, and twisted their bodies around ribbons of cloth hanging down from the ceiling.
- There are trapeze artists, clowns, aerialists and the like, but there are other, darker elements.
- The video's an aerialist on a rope, and she's just swinging.
- The circus aerialists perform, hanging from the top of the building, twisting through silver hoops and bright red ribbon.
- Someone I know can't go to the circus, because watching the aerialists gives her vertigo.
- He's a remarkable person, he's more than just an aerialist.
- An aerialist twists and plummets on white drapes.
- The festival is a training ground for aerialists, now in its third year, and has well exceeded expectations.
- We are all very aware that this is a dance festival performance, so we aren't thinking of ourselves as aerialists.
- The pioneer aerialist and outspoken activist is now aligned with the Santa Cruz program.
- Inch by inch, the aerialist in the red flamenco outfit edges her way up a tightrope.
- The husband-and-wife team, are professionally trained aerialists who met during a street performers festival.
- He is a cat-like aerialist; he dives out over the audience, hanging on with only his feet.
- One of the shows we attended was a spectacle complete with Olympic-calibre aerialists, gymnasts and dancers.
- The proprietor, Val, has put together a site that should please any aficionado of mammalian aerialists.
- She previously worked as a stunt aerialist, hanging from a flying airplane by her teeth.
- ‘The sky is my domain,’ the self-taught aerialist explains in charmingly fractured English.
Synonyms
abstainer, recluse, hermit, solitary, anchorite, anchoress, desert saint, celibate, puritan, nun, monk

单词	aerialist
释义	Definition of aerialist in English: aerialist noun ˈɛːrɪəlɪstˈɛriələst A person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a tightrope or trapezes. Example sentencesExamples The aerialists were breathtaking as they spun and danced through the air, and twisted their bodies around ribbons of cloth hanging down from the ceiling. ‘The sky is my domain,’ the self-taught aerialist explains in charmingly fractured English. Performed by two aerialists high on towers, it is a tale of friendship shattered when two young women find themselves on different sides in a civil war. An aerialist twists and plummets on white drapes. She previously worked as a stunt aerialist, hanging from a flying airplane by her teeth. One of the shows we attended was a spectacle complete with Olympic-calibre aerialists, gymnasts and dancers. This physically elastic and histrionically pliable performer is as acrobatic on a stage as an aerialist under the big top. There are trapeze artists, clowns, aerialists and the like, but there are other, darker elements. He's a remarkable person, he's more than just an aerialist. The video's an aerialist on a rope, and she's just swinging. The festival is a training ground for aerialists, now in its third year, and has well exceeded expectations. The husband-and-wife team, are professionally trained aerialists who met during a street performers festival. Someone I know can't go to the circus, because watching the aerialists gives her vertigo. Inch by inch, the aerialist in the red flamenco outfit edges her way up a tightrope. The proprietor, Val, has put together a site that should please any aficionado of mammalian aerialists. The aerialists perform in ways unheard of a generation ago. The circus aerialists perform, hanging from the top of the building, twisting through silver hoops and bright red ribbon. The pioneer aerialist and outspoken activist is now aligned with the Santa Cruz program. We are all very aware that this is a dance festival performance, so we aren't thinking of ourselves as aerialists. He is a cat-like aerialist; he dives out over the audience, hanging on with only his feet. Synonyms abstainer, recluse, hermit, solitary, anchorite, anchoress, desert saint, celibate, puritan, nun, monk Definition of aerialist in US English: aerialist nounˈɛriələstˈerēələst A person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a tightrope or trapezes. Example sentencesExamples This physically elastic and histrionically pliable performer is as acrobatic on a stage as an aerialist under the big top. Performed by two aerialists high on towers, it is a tale of friendship shattered when two young women find themselves on different sides in a civil war. The aerialists perform in ways unheard of a generation ago. The aerialists were breathtaking as they spun and danced through the air, and twisted their bodies around ribbons of cloth hanging down from the ceiling. There are trapeze artists, clowns, aerialists and the like, but there are other, darker elements. The video's an aerialist on a rope, and she's just swinging. The circus aerialists perform, hanging from the top of the building, twisting through silver hoops and bright red ribbon. Someone I know can't go to the circus, because watching the aerialists gives her vertigo. He's a remarkable person, he's more than just an aerialist. An aerialist twists and plummets on white drapes. The festival is a training ground for aerialists, now in its third year, and has well exceeded expectations. We are all very aware that this is a dance festival performance, so we aren't thinking of ourselves as aerialists. The pioneer aerialist and outspoken activist is now aligned with the Santa Cruz program. Inch by inch, the aerialist in the red flamenco outfit edges her way up a tightrope. The husband-and-wife team, are professionally trained aerialists who met during a street performers festival. He is a cat-like aerialist; he dives out over the audience, hanging on with only his feet. One of the shows we attended was a spectacle complete with Olympic-calibre aerialists, gymnasts and dancers. The proprietor, Val, has put together a site that should please any aficionado of mammalian aerialists. She previously worked as a stunt aerialist, hanging from a flying airplane by her teeth. ‘The sky is my domain,’ the self-taught aerialist explains in charmingly fractured English. Synonyms abstainer, recluse, hermit, solitary, anchorite, anchoress, desert saint, celibate, puritan, nun, monk
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