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turbojet

/ˈtɜː.bəʊ.dʒet/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa o bien un avión propulsado por un motor de reacción, o bien un tipo de motor a reacción en el que una turbina acciona un compresor o ventilador que suministra aire adicional a la cámara de combustión para aumentar el empuje.

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noun

/ˈtɜː.bəʊ.dʒet/C1formaltechnical
  • esSustantivo que designa o bien un avión propulsado por un motor de reacción, o bien un tipo de motor a reacción en el que una turbina acciona un compresor o ventilador que suministra aire adicional a la cámara de combustión para aumentar el empuje.

A noun referring to either an aircraft powered by a fanjet engine, or a type of jet engine where a turbine-driven fan supplies additional air to the burner for increased thrust.

  1. Aircraft with turbojet engineC1formaltechnical

    An airplane that is propelled by a turbojet engine, which uses a gas turbine to produce thrust.

    esTurborreactor (avión)

    • The military deployed a turbojet for reconnaissance missions.
    • Turbojets were the first type of jet aircraft used in commercial aviation.
    • The pilot skillfully landed the turbojet on the short runway.

    Sinónimosjetjet plane

  2. Type of jet engineC1formaltechnical

    A jet engine where a turbine-driven fan supplies additional air to the combustion chamber, increasing thrust and efficiency.

    esturborreactor

    • The turbojet design allows for higher speeds compared to older engines.
    • Engineers are developing a more fuel-efficient turbojet for next-generation aircraft.
    • The turbojet's thrust is generated by compressing air and mixing it with fuel.
Formas
  • turbojets plural form
  • turbojets' possessive plural form
  • turbojet's possessive singular form
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