Definition of aerostat in English:

aerostat

noun ˈɛːrəstatˈɛrəˌstæt

An airship or hot-air balloon.
航空器，飞艇；热气球
Example sentencesExamples
- By the way, an aerostat is a tethered balloon - they may be blimp-shaped so they're stable in the wind, though.
- Ground IR and radar sensors are used to cue the aerostat imaging sensor to identify targets.
- Licenses for the aerostats are granted by the Aviation Authority.
- They might be balloons, airships, planes, or tethered aerostats.
- Actually, the JLENS blimp is an aerostat, a blimp like vehicle designed to always turn into the wind and stay in the same place.
- He continues his work in solar and minimal powered aircraft and aerostats.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French aérostat, from Greek aēr 'air' + statos 'standing'.

Definition of aerostat in US English:

aerostat

nounˈɛrəˌstætˈerəˌstat

An airship or hot-air balloon, especially one that is tethered.
Example sentencesExamples
- Licenses for the aerostats are granted by the Aviation Authority.
- Actually, the JLENS blimp is an aerostat, a blimp like vehicle designed to always turn into the wind and stay in the same place.
- He continues his work in solar and minimal powered aircraft and aerostats.
- Ground IR and radar sensors are used to cue the aerostat imaging sensor to identify targets.
- They might be balloons, airships, planes, or tethered aerostats.
- By the way, an aerostat is a tethered balloon - they may be blimp-shaped so they're stable in the wind, though.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French aérostat, from Greek aēr ‘air’ + statos ‘standing’.

词汇	aerostat
释义	Definition of aerostat in English: aerostat noun ˈɛːrəstatˈɛrəˌstæt An airship or hot-air balloon. 航空器，飞艇；热气球 Example sentencesExamples By the way, an aerostat is a tethered balloon - they may be blimp-shaped so they're stable in the wind, though. Ground IR and radar sensors are used to cue the aerostat imaging sensor to identify targets. Licenses for the aerostats are granted by the Aviation Authority. They might be balloons, airships, planes, or tethered aerostats. Actually, the JLENS blimp is an aerostat, a blimp like vehicle designed to always turn into the wind and stay in the same place. He continues his work in solar and minimal powered aircraft and aerostats. Origin Late 18th century: from French aérostat, from Greek aēr 'air' + statos 'standing'. Definition of aerostat in US English: aerostat nounˈɛrəˌstætˈerəˌstat An airship or hot-air balloon, especially one that is tethered. Example sentencesExamples Licenses for the aerostats are granted by the Aviation Authority. Actually, the JLENS blimp is an aerostat, a blimp like vehicle designed to always turn into the wind and stay in the same place. He continues his work in solar and minimal powered aircraft and aerostats. Ground IR and radar sensors are used to cue the aerostat imaging sensor to identify targets. They might be balloons, airships, planes, or tethered aerostats. By the way, an aerostat is a tethered balloon - they may be blimp-shaped so they're stable in the wind, though. Origin Late 18th century: from French aérostat, from Greek aēr ‘air’ + statos ‘standing’.
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