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形容詞

parapublic (comparative more parapublic, superlative most parapublic)

1. (chiefly aviation) Having ties to both the public and private sector; partially funded or managed by the government.
   • 2016 June 13, Mark Huber, “China Signs $790M Deal for 100 Airbus H135 Helicopters”, in Aviation International News‎^[1]:

     The H135 has gained popularity in China in recent years, performing various parapublic, corporate and tourism missions.

   • 2022 March 28, Bilqis Bahari, “Big growth potential in Malaysia's military, parapublic helicopters market, says Airbus”, in New Straits Times‎^[2]:

     Speaking on the parapublic market, Rochereau said there was increasing demand in the law enforcement, maritime security and helicopter emergency medical service (HEMS) segments with Airbus' light-twin H135 helicopter as the top choice.

   • 2022 April 28, Ed Paolo Salting, “Airbus sees prospects in heli market”, in The Manila Times‎^[3]:

     Aircraft and helicopter manufacturer Airbus highlights its growth potential in the Philippines' military and parapublic helicopter sectors.