Aerotechnical

Pronunciation: /ɛəroʊˈtɛknɪkəl/

Definitions of aerotechnical

adjective relating to or involving both aeronautics and technology

Example Sentences

A1 An aerotechnical problem caused the delay in our flight.

A2 The aerotechnical team is responsible for maintaining the aircraft.

B1 She has a strong background in aerotechnical engineering.

B2 The company specializes in aerotechnical solutions for aerospace industry.

C1 His research in aerotechnical design has revolutionized the field.

C2 The aerotechnical advancements in this aircraft are truly groundbreaking.

Examples of aerotechnical in a Sentence

formal The aerotechnical specifications of the new aircraft are impressive.

informal I heard the aerotechnical stuff on that plane is top-notch.

slang Check out the aerotechnical features on this bad boy!

figurative Her mind was like an aerotechnical wonder, soaring to new heights of creativity.

Grammatical Forms of aerotechnical

• past tense: aerotechnical
• plural: aerotechnicals
• comparative: more aerotechnical
• superlative: most aerotechnical
• present tense: aerotechnicals
• future tense: will aerotechnical
• perfect tense: have aerotechnical
• continuous tense: is aerotechnical
• singular: aerotechnical
• positive degree: aerotechnical
• infinitive: to aerotechnical
• gerund: aerotechnicaling
• participle: aerotechnicalled

Origin and Evolution of aerotechnical

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'aerotechnical' is derived from the combination of 'aero-' meaning air or atmosphere, and 'technical' meaning relating to a specific skill or practical knowledge.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the technical aspects related to aviation and aircraft, the term 'aerotechnical' has evolved to encompass a broader range of technical skills and knowledge related to the field of aerospace engineering and technology.