aerobatic
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- adjective
- /ˌɛəroʊˈbætɪk/
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acrobático
- The skilled pilot effortlessly executed a series of aerobatic maneuvers during the airshow.
- aerobatic planes
- aerobatic pilot
- aerobatic maneuvers
I mean, he was like a aerobatic Blue Angel fact flyer.
- I mean, he was like a aerobatic Blue Angel fact flyer.
Examples
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" Flight program has included two air shows, " Legends of the World Aviation " and " Total Sky, " which were attended by the aerobatic team " Rus. "
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His passion for flying led him to participate in aerobatic competitions across the country.
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A film about the performance aerobatic team at the air show in Russia: "100 Years of the Russian Air Force."
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Ladies and gentlemen, for the first time in the history of aviation, the most difficult, the most dangerous aerobatic maneuver ever performed in the entire world.
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Antonov in Gostomel, together with an aerobatic display team "Rus," read some facts about the plane.
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The An-225 is performing with the aerobatic team "Rus" from Vyazma.
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This is part of a large mass of starlings, numbering over 1 million, that congregate every evening at sunset during the winter months to perform an elaborate aerobatic display before roosting for the night in conifer plantations.
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We watched in awe as the aerobatic team performed breathtaking flips and loops in the sky.
Synonyms
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4.2
Showing fast, skilled body movements like flips and jumps
Surface Forms
Morphology
aerobatic = aerobatics (semi-transparent) = aero + bat + ic
The combining form 'aero-' and the suffix '-ic' help infer 'relating to air maneuvers', but the internal element is not a standalone English word, so the relation is only partly obvious to learners.
Etymology
Aerobatic comes from aero- ('air') and the idea of an acrobat, a skilled performer who does jumps and flips. So aerobatic means making skillful, showy moves in the air.