propellant

• Que impulsa o empuja algo, especialmente referido a la sustancia o fuerza que propulsa un proyectil, cohete o contenido de un aerosol.

Relating to a substance that propels something, typically used in engines, rockets, or aerosol sprays.

1. Tending to propelC1formal

   Having the ability or tendency to push something forward or cause motion.

   que propulsa

   • The propellant force of the rocket engine was immense.
   • Propellant gases are used to launch projectiles.
   • The design focuses on maximizing propellant efficiency.

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• Sustancia, como un gas comprimido o un combustible químico, que se utiliza para impulsar o propulsar un objeto hacia adelante, comúnmente en motores, cohetes o aerosoles.

A noun referring to any substance, such as a compressed gas or a chemical fuel, that is used to propel or thrust an object forward, commonly used in engines, rockets, or aerosol sprays.

1. Substance that propelsB2formal

   A substance used to propel or drive something forward, such as a rocket, projectile, or aerosol spray.

   Sustancia propulsora

   • The rocket's propellant is a mixture of liquid hydrogen and oxygen.
   • Aerosol cans use a compressed gas as a propellant to spray the contents.
   • The engineers tested a new type of propellant for the missile.

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