Pronunciation: /ˌɛr.oʊˈsteɪ.ʃən/
noun a branch of aeronautics dealing with the operation of lighter-than-air aircraft such as balloons and airships
A1 An aerostation is a place where airplanes take off and land.
A2 I visited the aerostation to watch the planes depart for their flights.
B1 The aerostation was bustling with activity as passengers prepared to board their flights.
B2 The aerostation had state-of-the-art facilities for travelers to relax before their flights.
C1 The aerostation implemented new security measures to ensure the safety of all passengers.
C2 The aerostation was recognized for its efficiency in managing air traffic and passenger flow.
formal The aerostation was bustling with activity as passengers prepared to board their hot air balloons.
informal I heard there's a cool aerostation nearby where you can take a ride in a hot air balloon.
slang Let's check out that new aerostation for some sick views from a hot air balloon.
figurative Her mind was like an aerostation, constantly filled with thoughts ready to take flight.
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