| 单词 | aerologist |
| 释义 | aero- /ā(-ə)-rō-/combining form
ORIGIN: Gr āēr air aeˈro adjective Of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics aerobatˈic adjective aerobatˈics singular noun (Gr bateein to tread) the art of performing stunts in an aircraft plural nounAerial acrobatics aˈerobe noun (Gr bios life) an organism that requires free oxygen for respiration aerobic /-ōbˈ or -obˈ/ adjective
aerobˈically adverb aerobˈics singular noun
aerobiologˈical /-bī-ō-lojˈ/ adjective aerobiologˈically adverb aerobiolˈogist noun aerobiolˈogy noun The study of airborne micro-organisms aerobīˈont noun An aerobe aerobīōˈsis noun Life in the presence of oxygen aerobiotic /-otˈik/ adjective aerobiotˈically adverb aˈerobomb noun A bomb for dropping from aircraft aerobotˈ noun An unmanned gas-filled craft used to conduct experiments in planetary atmospheres aˈerobrake intransitive verb and noun aˈerobraking or aerodynamic braking noun The use of a planet's atmosphere to reduce the speed of space vehicles Aˈerobus® noun A type of suspended monorail system aˈerodart noun An arrow-headed missile of steel dropped from aircraft in warfare aˈerodrome noun
aerodynamˈic or aerodynamˈical adjective aerodynamˈically adverb aerodynamˈicist noun A person concerned with aerodynamics aerodynamˈics singular noun
The properties of a body required for efficient movement through air aˈerodyne /-dīn/ noun A heavier-than-air aircraft aeroelasˈtic adjective Able to be deformed by aerodynamic forces aeroelasticˈian noun A person who studies flutter and vibration in high-speed aircraft aeroelasticˈity noun aeroemˈbolism noun An airman's condition similar to caisson disease, caused by rapid ascent to high altitudes aˈero-engine noun An aircraft engine aˈerofoil noun A body (eg wing or tail plane) shaped so as to produce an aerodynamic reaction (lift) normal to its direction of motion, for a small resistance (drag) in that plane aˈerogel noun Any of various extremely light and porous solid materials containing small pockets of gas, a foam aerogenˈerator noun A generator driven by wind aˈerogram noun
aˈerogramme or aˈérogramme noun
aˈerograph noun
aerogˈraphy noun Meteorology aerohyˈdroplane noun A winged hydroplane or flying-boat aˈerolite or aˈerolith noun (Gr lithos a stone) a meteoric stone or meteorite aerolitholˈogy noun The science of aerolites aerolitˈic adjective aerologˈical adjective aerolˈogist noun aerolˈogy noun The branch of science that deals with the atmosphere aˈeromancy noun
aeromˈeter noun An instrument for measuring the weight or density of air and gases aerometˈric adjective aeromˈetry noun Pneumatics aˈeromotor noun An engine for aircraft aˈeronaut noun (Gr nautēs a sailor) a balloonist or airman aeronautˈic or aeronautˈical adjective aeronautˈically adverb aeronautˈics singular noun The science or art of aerial travel aeroneurosˈis noun Flight fatigue, a nervous disorder of airmen, with emotional and physical symptoms aeronˈomist noun aeronˈomy noun The science of the earth's atmosphere aerophˈagy noun (Gr phagein to eat) spasmodic swallowing of air, leading to belching, stomach pain, etc aˈerophobe noun A person suffering from aerophobia, esp as fear of flying aerophōˈbia noun
aerophōbˈic (or /-fobˈ/) adjective aˈerophone noun Any wind instrument aˈerophyte noun (Gr phyton a plant; botany or pathology) An epiphyte aˈeroplane noun
aeroplankˈton noun Minute organisms carried in the air aˈeroshell noun A form of parachute enabling a spacecraft to make a soft landing aerosidˈerite noun (Gr sidēros iron) an iron meteorite aˈerosol noun
a'erosolize or a'erosolise transitive verb To reduce (a liquid or solid) to an aerosol aˈerospace noun
Of or belonging to, or capable of operating in, air and/or space (aerospace-plane an aircraft-like vehicle that can take off and land on runways, manoeuvre in the atmosphere, operate in space, and re-enter the atmosphere) aˈerospike noun See linear aerospike engine under line1 aˈerostat noun
aerostatˈic or aerostatˈical adjective aerostatˈics singular noun
aerostation /-stāˈshən/ noun Ballooning aerotacˈtic adjective (Gr taxis arrangement; adj taktikos) relating to or showing aerotaxis aerotaxˈis noun (biology; obsolete) Movement towards or from oxygen aˈerotone noun A type of deep bath equipped with a mechanism to direct compressed air at the body as a form of massage aˈerotrain noun A train driven by an aircraft engine, riding on a cushion of air aerotropˈic adjective (Gr tropē turning) aerotˈropism noun (botany) Curvature in response to concentration of oxygen |
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