aerial in Latin
aerial in Latin is aerius — aerial means happening in or relating to the air, especially from above.
aerial in Latin
aerius
Living or taking place in the air. [from 16th c.]
What does "aerial" mean?
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adj Happening in or relating to the air, especially from above.
"Birds perform aerial displays above the field every spring."
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noun British term for an antenna used to receive radio or television signals.
"The picture was fuzzy until Dad fixed the aerial on the chimney."
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noun A jump or trick performed while in the air, as in skiing, snowboarding, or gymnastics.
"The gymnast practised her aerial for hours before the show."
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aerial in a sentence
- Birds perform aerial displays above the field every spring.
- The photographer captured stunning aerial shots of the coastline.
- The picture was fuzzy until Dad fixed the aerial on the chimney.
- You can buy a small indoor aerial for a portable radio.
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What is "aerial" in Latin?
"aerial" in Latin is aerius. aerial means: Happening in or relating to the air, especially from above.
How do you use "aerial" in a sentence?
Example: "Birds perform aerial displays above the field every spring." In Latin, "aerial" is aerius.
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