/a.e.ʁjɛ̃/
Translation
air, aerial, overhead
Word origin
From Latin aerius, from Greek aer ('air'). English 'aerial' and 'aeroplane' are built on the same Greek noun.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- aer
- English cognates
- aerial, aeroplane
Grammar
Examples
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Air traffic has been halted since this morning.
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Air transport is expensive.
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The airlift is carrying on day and night.
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He works in air transport.
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Air accidents are rare.
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