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aerial

/ˈeə.ri.əl/

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adjective

/ˈeə.ri.əl/B2formal
  • ruОтносящийся к воздуху или атмосфере; выполняемый или существующий в воздухе.

Relating to the air or atmosphere; performed or existing in the air.

  1. Airborne passB2formalamericansport

    A forward pass in sports, especially American football, thrown to a receiver down the field.

    ruПас по воздуху

    • The quarterback completed a long aerial to the wide receiver.
    • The team practiced their aerial plays during training.
    • He caught a spectacular aerial in the end zone.

    Synonymsforward passpass

  2. AntennaB1formalbritishtechnical

    An electrical device, such as a rod or wire, used to send or receive radio or television signals.

    ruАнтенна

    • The old house had a large aerial on the roof.
    • We need to adjust the aerial to get a better signal.
    • The radio aerial was damaged in the storm.

    Synonymsantenna

  3. Existing in the airB2formalscientific

    Relating to or occurring in the air; living, growing, or operating in the atmosphere.

    ruВоздушный

    • Aerial plants like orchids grow on other trees.
    • The aerial view of the city was breathtaking.
    • Birds are aerial creatures by nature.

    Synonymsairborneairyatmospheric

    Antonymsaquaticmarinesubterraneanterrestrial

  4. Light and etherealC1formalart

    Characterized by lightness and insubstantiality; as impalpable or intangible as air.

    ruВоздушный и невесомый

    • Her aerial grace made her dance seem effortless.
    • The music had an aerial quality, floating through the hall.
    • His thoughts were aerial, drifting without clear direction.

    Synonymsairydelicatediaphanousetherealgossamerinsubstantiallightvaporous

    Antonymsdenseheavysolidsubstantialweighty

Forms
  • more aerial comparative form
  • most aerial superlative form
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noun

/ˈɛə.ri.əl/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее устройство, такое как стержень или провод, используемое для передачи или приема радио- или телевизионных сигналов; также используется для описания чего-то, относящегося к воздуху или атмосфере.

A noun referring to a device, such as a rod or wire, used to transmit or receive radio or television signals; also used to describe something relating to the air or atmosphere.

  1. Forward pass in sportsB2informalamericansport

    A pass thrown downfield to a receiver, typically in American football or rugby.

    ruПас вперёд

    • The quarterback launched a perfect aerial to the wide receiver.
    • He caught the aerial in the end zone for a touchdown.
    • The team practiced their aerials during the training session.

    Synonymsbombforward passheavepassthrow

  2. Antenna for signalsB1formalbritishtechnical

    An electrical device, such as a rod or wire, used to transmit or receive radio or television signals.

    ruАнтенна

    • We installed a new aerial on the roof to get better TV reception.
    • The radio aerial was damaged in the storm.
    • He adjusted the aerial to pick up the signal more clearly.

    Synonymsantenna

  3. Airborne existenceB2formalscientific

    Existing, living, or operating in the air, as opposed to on land or water.

    ruВоздушное существование

    • Aerial plants like orchids grow on other trees without soil.
    • The aerial roots of the banyan tree hang down from the branches.
    • Aerial photography is used to map large areas of land.

    Antonymsaquaticterrestrial

  4. Lightness and insubstantialityC1formalart

    Characterized by a delicate, airy quality, as if intangible or ethereal.

    ruВоздушность

    • Her aerial grace made her dance seem effortless.
    • The music had an aerial quality, floating softly through the hall.
    • He described the dream as an aerial vision, light and fleeting.

    Antonymsmaterialitysoliditysubstantiality

Forms
  • aerials plural form
  • aerials' possessive plural form
  • aerial's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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