Aerovane

Pronunciation: /ˈɛroʊˌveɪn/

Definitions of aerovane

noun a device that combines an anemometer and a wind vane to measure wind speed and direction

Example Sentences

A1 An aerovane is a device that measures wind direction.

A2 I saw an aerovane spinning in the wind on top of the building.

B1 The aerovane on the rooftop helps determine the best direction for wind energy generation.

B2 Meteorologists use aerovanes to gather data on wind patterns and speeds.

C1 The advanced aerovane technology used by research institutes provides accurate measurements for climate studies.

C2 The aerovane's intricate design allows for precise readings of wind direction and velocity.

Examples of aerovane in a Sentence

formal The aerovane on top of the building accurately measures wind direction and speed.

informal I always check the aerovane on our roof before deciding to fly my kite.

slang That aerovane thingamajig helps me figure out if it's a good day for sailing.

figurative Like an aerovane, she always knows which way the conversation is going.

Grammatical Forms of aerovane

• past tense: aerovaned
• plural: aerovanes
• comparative: more aerovane
• superlative: most aerovane
• present tense: aerovanes
• future tense: will aerovane
• perfect tense: have aerovaned
• continuous tense: is aerovaning
• singular: aerovane
• positive degree: aerovane
• infinitive: to aerovane
• gerund: aerovaning
• participle: aerovaned

Origin and Evolution of aerovane

First Known Use: 1940 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'aerovane' is derived from the combination of 'aero-' referring to air or aviation, and 'vane' which means a device that is moved by the wind to show the direction from which it blows.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a device that indicates the direction of the wind, 'aerovane' has evolved to also refer to a type of wind turbine or anemometer used in aviation and meteorology.