Pronunciation: /ˈɛroʊˌsɜrfəs/
noun a flat surface on an aircraft that controls its direction or altitude
A1 An aerosurface helps control the direction of an aircraft.
A2 The pilot adjusted the aerosurface to change the plane's altitude.
B1 Regular maintenance is required to ensure the aerosurfaces function properly.
B2 The design of the aerosurfaces plays a crucial role in the aerodynamics of the aircraft.
C1 Advanced technology has led to the development of more efficient aerosurfaces.
C2 The aerospace engineer conducted tests to analyze the performance of the aerosurfaces under different conditions.
adjective describing the quality or characteristic of the aerosurface
A1 The aerosurface on the airplane helps control its movements.
A2 The pilot adjusted the aerosurface to change the direction of the aircraft.
B1 Regular maintenance is required to ensure the aerosurface functions properly.
B2 The advanced aerosurface technology allows for greater maneuverability in flight.
C1 The engineers conducted tests to improve the efficiency of the aerosurface design.
C2 The aerospace company developed a new aerosurface material with enhanced durability and performance.
formal The engineers are conducting tests on the aerosurface to ensure its aerodynamic efficiency.
informal I heard they're working on some new aerosurface technology for the next generation of planes.
slang Check out the cool aerosurface on that jet, it's sleek!
figurative Her words were like an aerosurface, smoothly guiding the conversation in a new direction.
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