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aero

1

[ air-oh ]

adjective

  1. of or for aircraft.
  2. of or relating to aeronautics.


aero-

2
  1. a combining form meaning “air,” used in formation of compound words:

    aerodrome.

aero.

3

abbreviation for

  1. aeronautic; aeronautical.
  2. aeronautics.
  3. aerospace.

aero

1

/ ˈɛərəʊ /

noun

  1. modifier of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics

    an aero engine

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aero

2

the internet domain name for

  1. an organization in the air-transport industry
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aero-

3

combining_form

  1. denoting air, atmosphere, or gas

    aerodynamics

  2. denoting aircraft

    aeronautics

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Word History and Origins

Origin of aero1

1895–1900; aero- used as free form

Origin of aero2

< Greek, equivalent to āer- (stem of āḗr air 1 ) + -o- -o-
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Word History and Origins

Origin of aero1

ultimately from Greek aēr air
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Example Sentences

Another item that caught my attention was the Dhokla Aero.

From Salon

The Dhokla Aero is aerated white chocolate, cocoa butter and a purée of Dhokla inside.

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County sheriff’s Aero Bureau has also been notified, and personnel are searching the area.

Three of the passengers were associated with Proteus Aero, a flight school based at the Santa Monica airport.

Multiple sources within the department — all of whom requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the record — said one of the deputies who’d been relieved of duty had worked in the Aero Bureau, while two others were detectives.

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