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booster

/ˈbuː.stər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : personne qui soutient activement une cause, un politicien ou une équipe ; voleur à l'étalage ; appareil ou substance qui augmente un signal ou une performance ; première étape d'une fusée à plusieurs étages ; dose de rappel d'un vaccin pour renforcer l'immunité.

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noun

/ˈbuː.stər/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : personne qui soutient activement une cause, un politicien ou une équipe ; voleur à l'étalage ; appareil ou substance qui augmente un signal ou une performance ; première étape d'une fusée à plusieurs étages ; dose de rappel d'un vaccin pour renforcer l'immunité.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a person who supports a politician or team, an active advocate, a thief who steals from stores, an amplifier for signals, the first stage of a multistage rocket, or an additional dose of a vaccine to reinforce immunity.

  1. Supporter or AdvocateB2formal

    A person who actively supports a politician, team, or cause.

    frPartisan fervent

    • She is a strong booster of the local football club.
    • The candidate thanked his boosters for their tireless work.
    • Community boosters organized a fundraiser for the new park.

    Synonymesadvocatebackerchampionenthusiastfanpartisanpromoterproponentsupporterupholder

    Antonymesadversarycriticdetractoropponent

  2. Active AdvocateB2formal

    Someone who is an enthusiastic and active supporter and promoter of something.

    frPromoteur enthousiaste

    • He is a well-known booster for renewable energy.
    • The organization relies on its boosters to spread the message.
    • She became a booster for arts education in schools.

    Synonymesadvocateapostlebackerchampionenthusiastexponentfanpromoterproponentsupporter

    Antonymesadversarycriticdetractorfoeopponent

  3. ShoplifterC1informalamerican

    A thief who steals goods from a store.

    frVoleur à l'étalage

    • The store detective caught a booster trying to hide items.
    • Security cameras help identify boosters in the mall.
    • He was arrested for acting as a booster in the jewelry store.

    Synonymesliftershoplifter

  4. Signal AmplifierB2formaltechnical

    An electronic device that amplifies or restores the strength of a transmitted signal.

    frAmplificateur de signal

    • The TV signal needed a booster to reach the remote cabin.
    • Technicians installed a booster to improve cell phone reception.
    • A signal booster is essential for long-distance communication.

    Synonymesamplifierbooster amplifier

    Antonymesattenuatordamperfilter

  5. Rocket StageC1formalscientific

    The first stage of a multistage rocket that provides initial thrust for liftoff.

    frétage de fusée (propulseur d'appoint)

    • The rocket's booster separated after the first two minutes of flight.
    • Engineers tested the new solid-fuel booster for the space mission.
    • The booster successfully propelled the spacecraft into orbit.
  6. Additional DoseB1formalmedical

    An extra dose of a vaccine given to maintain or boost immunity after the initial series.

    frDose de rappel

    • Doctors recommend a booster shot every ten years for tetanus.
    • She received her COVID-19 booster last month.
    • The booster helps ensure the vaccine remains effective over time.

    Synonymesbooster dosebooster shot

Formes
  • boosters plural form
  • boosters' possessive plural form
  • booster's possessive singular form
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