aeroacoustic
Sound that air makes when it moves around objects or surfaces
- adjective
- /ˌɛəroʊəˈkuːstɪk/
- Specialized
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aeroacústico
- Engineers are studying aeroacoustic properties to reduce noise pollution generated by high-speed trains.
Examples
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The design of the building incorporates aeroacoustic principles to minimize wind noise inside the rooms.
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The researchers used advanced aeroacoustic techniques to analyze how air flows over the wings of the aircraft.
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A highlight on the GL-Class is the aeroacoustic front and side windows.
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Synonyms
acoustic
vsaeroacoustic
About sound and how it behaves in a place
is about sound generated by moving air around objects or surfaces
About sound and how it is made or heard
focuses specifically on sound produced by air movement near objects
Surface Forms
aeroacoustic positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word aeroacoustic joins aero- 'air', as in aeroplane, and acoustic 'sound'. So, aeroacoustic means the study of sound made by moving air, for example the noise from trains, planes, or the air around a car.