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aerial

[air-ee-uhl, ey-eer-ee-uhl, air-ee-uhl] / ˈɛər i əl, eɪˈɪər i əl, ˈɛər i əl /


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Despite the lack of any exceptional physical gift, he transformed into the most dangerous aerial threat in football anyway.

From The Wall Street Journal

Also hard to believe is how riders are mastering increasingly difficult aerial tricks.

From BBC

The military already has air defenses in the region, including destroyers capable of shooting down aerial threats.

From The Wall Street Journal

The biggest holdup in the fiber boom, he said, is human capital for roles including drillers, foremen, splicers and aerial linemen.

From The Wall Street Journal

"If we speak about unexploded ordnance in general - missiles, artillery shells, aerial bombs - the total number will be many times higher" than several thousand, Fox says.

From BBC