Definition of aero in English:

aero

adjective ˈɛːrəʊˈerō

informal

1attributive Aeronautical.
an aero club
Example sentencesExamples
- These men formed the backbone of the early aero squadrons and enabled army aviation to expand.
- This man receives our highest recommendation as a professional aero tow pilot.
- The aero squadron consisted of tour sections: headquarters, engineering, supply, and flying.
- Wetting his lips, he engaged the engine, launched the wing and wire aero machine and was quickly airborne!
- It had been removed from the aircraft and mounted on a stand inside the aero laboratory.
- That in itself keeps the number of aero pilots rather small.
2attributive Aerodynamic.
we softened the lines for a more aero look
Example sentencesExamples
- However, one of the issues of high-efficiency vehicles - as in a gas-electric hybrid - is aero drag.
- Unlike typical vehicles in that segment, the look is aero and uncluttered, sporty, not beefy.
- ‘With the new aero package,’ he says, ‘we needed a new tire to tighten up the cars.’
- He has added four different springs and two different sway bars to help adjust to the new aero package and nose.
- Because of the wacky aero rules, drivers are relying more on their pit crews to get the cars out quickly and up front.

Origin

Early 20th century (in sense 1): abbreviation.

Definition of aero in US English:

aero

adjectiveˈerō

informal

1
an aero club
short for aeronautical (see aeronautics)
an aero engine
Example sentencesExamples
- It had been removed from the aircraft and mounted on a stand inside the aero laboratory.
- Wetting his lips, he engaged the engine, launched the wing and wire aero machine and was quickly airborne!
- That in itself keeps the number of aero pilots rather small.
- The aero squadron consisted of tour sections: headquarters, engineering, supply, and flying.
- This man receives our highest recommendation as a professional aero tow pilot.
- These men formed the backbone of the early aero squadrons and enabled army aviation to expand.
2
the cars have a lower, more aero front end
short for aerodynamic
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘With the new aero package,’ he says, ‘we needed a new tire to tighten up the cars.’
- Because of the wacky aero rules, drivers are relying more on their pit crews to get the cars out quickly and up front.
- He has added four different springs and two different sway bars to help adjust to the new aero package and nose.
- However, one of the issues of high-efficiency vehicles - as in a gas-electric hybrid - is aero drag.
- Unlike typical vehicles in that segment, the look is aero and uncluttered, sporty, not beefy.

Origin

Early 20th century (in aero (sense 1)): abbreviation.

单词	aero
释义	Definition of aero in English: aero adjective ˈɛːrəʊˈerō informal 1attributive Aeronautical. an aero club Example sentencesExamples These men formed the backbone of the early aero squadrons and enabled army aviation to expand. This man receives our highest recommendation as a professional aero tow pilot. The aero squadron consisted of tour sections: headquarters, engineering, supply, and flying. Wetting his lips, he engaged the engine, launched the wing and wire aero machine and was quickly airborne! It had been removed from the aircraft and mounted on a stand inside the aero laboratory. That in itself keeps the number of aero pilots rather small. 2attributive Aerodynamic. we softened the lines for a more aero look Example sentencesExamples However, one of the issues of high-efficiency vehicles - as in a gas-electric hybrid - is aero drag. Unlike typical vehicles in that segment, the look is aero and uncluttered, sporty, not beefy. ‘With the new aero package,’ he says, ‘we needed a new tire to tighten up the cars.’ He has added four different springs and two different sway bars to help adjust to the new aero package and nose. Because of the wacky aero rules, drivers are relying more on their pit crews to get the cars out quickly and up front. Origin Early 20th century (in sense 1): abbreviation. Definition of aero in US English: aero adjectiveˈerō informal 1 an aero club short for aeronautical (see aeronautics) an aero engine Example sentencesExamples It had been removed from the aircraft and mounted on a stand inside the aero laboratory. Wetting his lips, he engaged the engine, launched the wing and wire aero machine and was quickly airborne! That in itself keeps the number of aero pilots rather small. The aero squadron consisted of tour sections: headquarters, engineering, supply, and flying. This man receives our highest recommendation as a professional aero tow pilot. These men formed the backbone of the early aero squadrons and enabled army aviation to expand. 2 the cars have a lower, more aero front end short for aerodynamic Example sentencesExamples ‘With the new aero package,’ he says, ‘we needed a new tire to tighten up the cars.’ Because of the wacky aero rules, drivers are relying more on their pit crews to get the cars out quickly and up front. He has added four different springs and two different sway bars to help adjust to the new aero package and nose. However, one of the issues of high-efficiency vehicles - as in a gas-electric hybrid - is aero drag. Unlike typical vehicles in that segment, the look is aero and uncluttered, sporty, not beefy. Origin Early 20th century (in aero (sense 1)): abbreviation.
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