aerial

  • 21Aérial — Réseau de bus Aérial Sommaire 1 Histoire 2 Statut administratif 3 Le parc des bus 4 Itinéraire des lignes 5 …

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  • 22aerial — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} (BrE) noun ⇨ See also ↑antenna ADJECTIVE ▪ radio, television, TV AERIAL + VERB ▪ transmit sth ▪ pick sth up …

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  • 23aerial — aer|i|al1 [ eriəl ] adjective 1. ) from an airplane: an aerial photo/picture/view 2. ) taking place in the air: aerial maneuvers aerial aer|i|al 2 [ eriəl ] noun count BRITISH an ANTENNA for receiving radio or television signals …

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  • 24aerial — n. (BE) a television, TV aerial (AE has antenna) * * * [ e(ə)rɪəl] TV aerial (AE has antenna) (BE) a television …

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  • 25aerial — 1 adjective 1 from a plane: an aerial attack | aerial photographs 2 in or moving through the air 2 noun (C) a piece of equipment for receiving or sending radio or television signals, usually consisting of a piece of metal or wire; antenna (2) AmE …

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  • 26aerial — [ˈeəriəl] adj I 1) from a plane an aerial view[/ex] 2) taking place in the air II noun [C] British aerial [ˈeəriəl] a piece of equipment made of wire or thin metal, used for receiving radio or television signals …

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  • 27aerial —   Pili ana i ka lewa, lewa.    ♦ Radio aerial, uea radio.    ♦ Aerial tuber, kūhalakau (as of yam). See root …

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  • 28aerial — British term for antenna. Also see retractable aerial whip aerial …

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  • 29aerial — n. & adj. n. a metal rod, wire, or other structure by which signals are transmitted or received as part of a radio transmission or receiving system. adj. 1 by or from or involving aircraft (aerial navigation; aerial photography). 2 a existing,… …

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  • 30aerial — 1. adjective /ˈɛəɹ.i.əl/ a) of, in, or from the air; atmospheric The aerial photographs clearly showed the damage caused by the storm. b) ethereal 2. noun /ˈɛəɹ.i.əl/ A device for receiving or transmitti …

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