Definition of aeronaut in English:

aeronaut

noun ˈɛərənɔːtˈɛrəˌnɔt

dated

A traveller in a hot-air balloon, airship, or other flying craft.
〈旧〉（热气球、飞船或其他飞行器的）驾驶员；乘客
Example sentencesExamples
- After experimenting for several years, the young aeronaut was about to make - perhaps - the first powered airplane flight in history.
- The aeronauts tested a three-winged glider, but when the lower wing kept catching on the dunes Avery removed it.
- Ironically, the dunes remaining are not the ones from which the famous aeronauts tried their flying machines.
- Cartier designed the first wristwatch so the aeronaut could check the time without removing his hands from the controls.
- Orville is the world's first aeronaut in a short flight lasting just 12 seconds and covering 37 metres.
Synonyms
airman, airwoman, flyer

Origin

Late 18th century: from French aéronaute, from Greek aēr 'air' + nautēs 'sailor'.

see asterisk, nausea

Definition of aeronaut in US English:

aeronaut

nounˈerəˌnôtˈɛrəˌnɔt

dated

A traveler in a hot-air balloon, airship, or other flying craft.
〈旧〉（热气球、飞船或其他飞行器的）驾驶员；乘客
Example sentencesExamples
- Cartier designed the first wristwatch so the aeronaut could check the time without removing his hands from the controls.
- The aeronauts tested a three-winged glider, but when the lower wing kept catching on the dunes Avery removed it.
- Ironically, the dunes remaining are not the ones from which the famous aeronauts tried their flying machines.
- After experimenting for several years, the young aeronaut was about to make - perhaps - the first powered airplane flight in history.
- Orville is the world's first aeronaut in a short flight lasting just 12 seconds and covering 37 metres.
Synonyms
airman, airwoman, flyer

Origin

Late 18th century: from French aéronaute, from Greek aēr ‘air’ + nautēs ‘sailor’.

词汇	aeronaut
释义	Definition of aeronaut in English: aeronaut noun ˈɛərənɔːtˈɛrəˌnɔt dated A traveller in a hot-air balloon, airship, or other flying craft. 〈旧〉（热气球、飞船或其他飞行器的）驾驶员；乘客 Example sentencesExamples After experimenting for several years, the young aeronaut was about to make - perhaps - the first powered airplane flight in history. The aeronauts tested a three-winged glider, but when the lower wing kept catching on the dunes Avery removed it. Ironically, the dunes remaining are not the ones from which the famous aeronauts tried their flying machines. Cartier designed the first wristwatch so the aeronaut could check the time without removing his hands from the controls. Orville is the world's first aeronaut in a short flight lasting just 12 seconds and covering 37 metres. Synonyms airman, airwoman, flyer Origin Late 18th century: from French aéronaute, from Greek aēr 'air' + nautēs 'sailor'. see asterisk, nausea Definition of aeronaut in US English: aeronaut nounˈerəˌnôtˈɛrəˌnɔt dated A traveler in a hot-air balloon, airship, or other flying craft. 〈旧〉（热气球、飞船或其他飞行器的）驾驶员；乘客 Example sentencesExamples Cartier designed the first wristwatch so the aeronaut could check the time without removing his hands from the controls. The aeronauts tested a three-winged glider, but when the lower wing kept catching on the dunes Avery removed it. Ironically, the dunes remaining are not the ones from which the famous aeronauts tried their flying machines. After experimenting for several years, the young aeronaut was about to make - perhaps - the first powered airplane flight in history. Orville is the world's first aeronaut in a short flight lasting just 12 seconds and covering 37 metres. Synonyms airman, airwoman, flyer Origin Late 18th century: from French aéronaute, from Greek aēr ‘air’ + nautēs ‘sailor’.
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