aerial
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈeriəl/ · UK /ˈeəriəl/
aerial means: In the air or connected with the air around the earth.
adjective
In the air or connected with the air around the earth.
- We saw an aerial view of the city.
- The team used aerial photographs to study the forest.
- Aerial surveys revealed changes in the coastline.
High above the ground, or seen from high above it.
- The map includes an aerial photograph.
- We enjoyed aerial views of the coastline.
- Workers repaired the aerial cable above the street.
Happening or living in the air.
- The birds performed an aerial display.
- The army faced an aerial attack at dawn.
- Drones can help with aerial searches.
noun
A metal rod or wire that receives or sends radio or television signals.
- The aerial is on the roof.
- We adjusted the aerial to improve reception.
- Does your car have a radio aerial?
An unwanted bright or dark band near a sharp edge in a digital image.
- The filter produced an aerial near the edge.
- These aerials become visible when the image is enlarged.
- Reducing sharpness removed the aerial from the image.
Questions about aerial
What does aerial mean?
In the air or connected with the air around the earth.
What is aerial in other languages?
Türkçe: havadan · Español: aéreo · Français: aérien · Deutsch: Luft- · Italiano: aereo · 日本語: 空中の
How do you pronounce aerial?
In American English /ˈeriəl/; in British English /ˈeəriəl/.
How do you use aerial in a sentence?
We saw an aerial view of the city. The team used aerial photographs to study the forest.
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