Aerobat

Pronunciation: /ˈɛrəˌbæt/

Definitions of aerobat

noun a performer of aerial stunts in an aircraft

Example Sentences

A1 An aerobat is a skilled performer who entertains audiences with daring aerial feats.

A2 The aerobat wowed the crowd with their acrobatic maneuvers in the air.

B1 As an aerobat, she trained rigorously to perfect her aerial stunts.

B2 The aerobat's precision and grace in the sky were truly mesmerizing.

C1 The aerobat's performance was a seamless blend of athleticism and artistry.

C2 The world-renowned aerobat captivated audiences with their breathtaking aerial displays.

Examples of aerobat in a Sentence

formal The aerobat performed a series of intricate maneuvers during the air show.

informal I heard that aerobat is going to do some crazy stunts at the event.

slang That aerobat is a real daredevil up in the sky.

figurative Being an aerobat in the business world requires taking risks and pushing boundaries.

Grammatical Forms of aerobat

• plural: aerobats
• comparative: more aerobatic
• superlative: most aerobatic
• present tense: aerobats
• future tense: will aerobat
• perfect tense: has aerobated
• continuous tense: is aerobating
• singular: aerobat
• positive degree: aerobat
• infinitive: to aerobat
• gerund: aerobating
• participle: aerobating

Origin and Evolution of aerobat

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: Greek and French

Story behind the word: The word 'aerobat' originated from a combination of the Greek word 'aero' meaning air and the French word 'batteur' meaning acrobat.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe performers who execute acrobatic feats in the air, the term 'aerobat' has evolved to also refer to skilled pilots who perform aerial maneuvers in aircraft.