different between aeronautic vs aeronautical
aeronautic
English
Etymology
From aeronaut +? -ic.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?æ?o?n?t?k/
Adjective
aeronautic (comparative more aeronautic, superlative most aeronautic)
- Having to do with aerial navigation
Related terms
- aeronautical
- aeronautics
- aeronaut
- aero-
- -naut
- astronautic
Translations
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- acetonuria
Romanian
Etymology
From French aéronautique
Noun
aeronautic f (plural aeronautici)
- aeronautical
Declension
aeronautic From the web:
- what aeronautical engineering do
- what aeronautical engineering
- what aeronautics mean
- what aeronautical engineering does
- what aeronautical do
- what aeronautical engineers make
- what aeronautical engineer means
- what aeronautical revenue
aeronautical
English
Etymology
aero- +? nautical
Adjective
aeronautical (comparative more aeronautical, superlative most aeronautical)
- Of or pertaining to the scientific study of flight
Related terms
- aeronautics
- aeronautic
- aeronaut
- astronautical
Translations
aeronautical From the web:
- what aeronautical engineering do
- what aeronautical engineering
- what aeronautical engineering does
- what aeronautical do
- what is meant by aeronautical
- what aeronautical engineers make
- what aeronautical engineer means
- what aeronautical revenue
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