noun the rear part of a ship or aircraft
adverb towards the stern or rear of a ship or aircraft
In military contexts, 'aft' is used to give directions related to the back of a ship, aircraft, or vehicle.
In engineering, 'aft' is used to indicate the rearward direction of a vehicle or machinery.
In nautical terminology, 'aft' refers to the direction towards the back end of a ship or boat.
In aviation, 'aft' is used to describe the rear portion of an aircraft.
In automotive industry, 'aft' is used to describe the rear section of a vehicle.
In nautical terms, a writer may use 'aft' to describe the rear part of a ship or boat.
A marine biologist may use 'aft' when discussing the anatomy or behavior of marine animals in relation to their rear or back side.
A pilot may use 'aft' to refer to the back section of an aircraft, especially when discussing weight distribution or seating arrangements.
A mechanic may use 'aft' when working on vehicles or machinery to describe parts located towards the rear end.