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aeronautics

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aeronautics /ˌerəˈnɑːtɪks/ noun
aeronautics
/ˌerəˈnɑːtɪks/
noun
Learner's definition of AERONAUTICS
[noncount]
: a science that deals with airplanes and flying航空学;飞行术;飞行学

— aeronautical

/ˌerəˈnɑːtɪkəɫ/ adjective
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aeronautics

noun

aero·​nau·​tics ˌer-ə-ˈnȯ-tiks How to pronounce aeronautics (audio)
-ˈnä-
plural in form but singular in construction
1
: a science dealing with the operation of aircraft
2
: the art or science of flight
aeronautical adjective
or less commonly aeronautic
aeronautically adverb

Example Sentences

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Word History

Etymology

aeronautic "of or relating to the art or science of flight" (borrowed from New Latin aëronauticus, from Greek aero- aero- + nautikós "of ships, of seafaring") + -ics — more at nautical

First Known Use

1798, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Time Traveler
The first known use of aeronautics was in 1798
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