Propel
volume
British pronunciation/pɹəpˈɛl/
American pronunciation/pɹəˈpɛɫ/
propelled

Définition et Signification de "propel"

to propel
01

propulser, pousser

to drive, push, or cause to move forward or onward
Transitive: to propel sth
to propel definition and meaning
02

propulser

to provide a reason or motivation for someone to take action
Ditransitive: to propel sb to do sth

propel

v

propellant

adj

propellant

adj

propellent

adj

propellent

adj

propeller

n

propeller

n
example
Exemple
The gust of wind unexpectedly propelled the kite into the air.
The player's throw propelled the baseball toward the batter, moving it quickly through the air.
Using a rocket booster, they propelled the spacecraft into orbit.
The boat's engine propels it swiftly across the water.
The research findings propelled the field of study onward to new discoveries.
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