Pronunciation: /ˌer.oʊ.dɪˈrɪv.ə.tɪv/
noun a type of gas turbine engine that is derived from aircraft engines
A1 An aeroderivative is a type of gas turbine engine.
A2 The aeroderivative engine is commonly used in aviation.
B1 The company specializes in manufacturing aeroderivatives for power generation.
B2 The aeroderivative technology has significantly improved fuel efficiency in aircraft.
C1 The engineer conducted a detailed analysis of the aeroderivative performance data.
C2 The aeroderivative design incorporates advanced materials for optimal performance.
adjective relating to a type of gas turbine engine that is derived from aircraft engines
A1 An aeroderivative engine is a type of jet engine.
A2 The aeroderivative design of the aircraft allows for greater fuel efficiency.
B1 The company specializes in producing aeroderivative gas turbines for power generation.
B2 The aeroderivative technology used in the helicopter engine improves performance and reduces emissions.
C1 The aeroderivative components of the spacecraft were meticulously engineered for optimal efficiency.
C2 The aeroderivative propulsion system of the fighter jet is cutting-edge and highly advanced.
formal An aeroderivative engine is a type of gas turbine engine that is derived from aircraft engines.
informal My uncle works on aeroderivative engines for a living.
slang That car is so fast, it's like it has an aeroderivative engine under the hood.
figurative Her mind was like an aeroderivative engine, constantly processing and generating new ideas.
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