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aerialists

/ˈɛəriəlɪsts/ /ˈeɪriəlɪsts/

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Acrobates aériens

An acrobat performing high off the ground, defying a fall to earth, as on a trapeze or a tightrope.

Examples :

"The aerialists soared through the air during the circus performance, gracefully swinging from one trapeze to another. "

Les acrobates aériens ont plané dans les airs pendant le spectacle de cirque, se balançant avec grâce d'un trapèze à l'autre.

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Skieurs acrobatiques

A specialist in freestyle aerials skiing

Examples :

"The aerialists impressed the crowd with their amazing flips and twists off the ski jump. "

Les skieurs acrobatiques ont impressionné la foule avec leurs incroyables sauts périlleux et vrilles depuis le tremplin de ski.

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Aviateur, pilote

One who operates a flying machine; a balloonist or aviator.

Examples :

"During the early days of flight, aerialists were seen as daring pioneers, risking their lives to navigate the skies. "

Au début de l'aviation, les aviateurs étaient considérés comme des pionniers audacieux, risquant leur vie pour naviguer dans les cieux.

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Agronome de bureau

A person whose knowledge of agriculture is purely academic and not derived from experience.

Examples :

"The professor, one of the aerialists in the agriculture department, could explain photosynthesis perfectly but had never actually planted a seed. "

Le professeur, l'un des agronomes de bureau du département d'agriculture, pouvait parfaitement expliquer la photosynthèse, mais n'avait jamais planté de graine.

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