1. plural of aerial; antennas for receiving or transmitting radio or television signals
2. acrobatic maneuvers performed in the air, especially in skiing or gymnastics
Usage: sports

1. plural form of aerial; relating to or occurring in the air

Examples

• The old house had several aerials on its roof for better TV reception.
• The technician adjusted the aerials to improve the radio signal.
• She practiced her aerials on the trampoline before attempting them on skis.
• The freestyle skier performed impressive aerials during the competition.
• The aerials views from the helicopter showed the entire coastline.
• Birds use aerials roots to anchor themselves to trees.
• The aerials photographs revealed details invisible from the ground.