Meanings of aerodynamic lift in English

Optical lift is different from the aerodynamic lift created by an airfoil.

This interfered with the aerodynamic lift that normally helps flatten its course and gentle its reentry and landing.

When air travels over a wing, it sticks to the surface, and bending flow results in aerodynamic lift.

The spaceplanes were limited by the ancient laws of aerodynamic lift and stability, restricting their tactics to classical aerial manoeuvres.

Anything without wings, that is, without aerodynamic lift generation, falls in a ballistic trajectory, with the heavier stuff going farther horizontally.

From what I understand (which clearly isn't everything) this has a lot to do with aerodynamic lift from the sails.