AAA

n. a large organization in the US that helps drivers with car trouble.

n. The American Automobile Association; a federation of motor clubs providing roadside assistance and travel services.

“I had to call AAA when my car battery died in the parking lot.”

“Membership in AAA provides peace of mind for long-distance commuters, offering comprehensive roadside recovery and various travel discounts.”

American English

n. the best possible score a company or country can get for its ability to pay back debt.

n. The highest credit rating assigned by financial agencies, indicating an extremely low risk of default.

“The country worked hard to keep its AAA credit rating during the crisis.”

“Investors flocked to the sovereign bonds, reassured by the agency's decision to maintain the nation's AAA status despite the recent market volatility.”

Technical

adj. used to describe video games with the biggest budgets and best graphics.

adj. Denoting high-budget video games produced and distributed by mid-size or major publishers.

“The new AAA game requires a very powerful computer to run smoothly.”

“While indie titles often innovate on mechanics, AAA releases typically focus on cinematic presentation and massive open-world environments.”

Informal

n. the highest level of play in minor league baseball.

n. The highest classification of Minor League Baseball in North America, positioned immediately below Major League Baseball.

“He played in AAA for two years before finally making it to the major leagues.”

“The scout spent the afternoon at the AAA affiliate, evaluating whether the young pitcher was ready for a call-up to the big leagues.”

American English

n. large guns used to shoot down enemy planes.

n. Anti-aircraft artillery; weapons designed to attack aircraft from the ground.

“The pilots had to fly low to avoid the heavy AAA over the city.”

“The squadron encountered intense AAA while approaching the target, forcing the lead pilot to execute evasive maneuvers.”

Technical