英语词汇“jet”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	jet
释义	Trends of jet View usage for: jet (dʒet) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense jets, present participle jetting, past tense, past participle jetted 1. countable noun [oft by NOUN] A jet is an aircraft that is powered by jet engines. Her private jet landed in the republic on the way to Japan. He had arrived from Jersey by jet. ...America's first jet aircraft. Synonyms: plane, aircraft, aeroplane, airplane [US, Canadian] More Synonyms of jet 2. See also jump jet 3. verb If you jet somewhere, you travel there in a fast plane. They will be jetting off on a two-week holiday in America. [VERB adverb/preposition] They spend a great deal of time jetting around the world. [VERB adverb/preposition] Synonyms: fly, wing, cruise, soar More Synonyms of jet 4. countable noun A jet of liquid or gas is a strong, fast, thin stream of it. A jet of water poured through the windows. [+ of] 5. uncountable noun Jet is a hard black stone that is used in jewellery. More Synonyms of jet jet in British English 1 (dʒɛt) noun 1. a thin stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small aperture or nozzle 2. an outlet or nozzle for emitting such a stream 3. a jet-propelled aircraft 4. astronomy a long thin feature extending from an active galaxy and usually observed at radio wavelengths verbWord forms: jets, jetting or jetted 5. to issue or cause to issue in a jet water jetted from the hose he jetted them with water 6. to transport or be transported by jet aircraft Word origin C16: from Old French jeter to throw, from Latin jactāre to toss about, frequentative of jacere to throw jet in British English 2 (dʒɛt) noun a. a hard black variety of coal that takes a brilliant polish and is used for jewellery, ornaments, etc b. (as modifier) jet earrings Word origin C14: from Old French jaiet, from Latin gagātēs, from Greek lithos gagatēs stone of Gagai, a town in Lycia, Asia Minor JET in British English (dʒɛt) noun acronym for Joint European Torus; a tokamak plasma-containment device at Culham, Oxfordshire, for research into energy production by nuclear fusion jet in American English 1 (dʒɛt) verb transitive, verb intransitiveWord forms: ˈjetted or ˈjetting 1. to spout, gush, or shoot out in a stream, as liquid or gas 2. to travel or convey by jet airplane noun 3. a stream of liquid or gas emitted or forced out, as from a spout 4. a spout or nozzle for emitting a stream of water or gas 5. a jet-propelled airplane : in full, jet (air)plane adjective 6. jet-propelled 7. of or having to do with jet propulsion or jet-propelled aircraft the jet age Word origin < MFr jeter, to throw < OFr < VL jectare, for L jactare, freq. of jacere, to throw < IE base yē-, to throw, do > Gr hienai, to set in motion, throw, send jet in American English 2 (dʒɛt) noun 1. a hard, black variety of lignite, which takes a high polish: sometimes used in jewelry : also called jet coal 2. a deep, lustrous black adjective 3. made of jet 4. black like jet Word origin ME get < OFr jaiet < L gagates < Gr gagatēs, jet, after Gagas, town and river in Lycia, Asia Minor jet in Automotive Engineering (dʒɛt) Word forms: (regular plural) jets noun (Automotive engineering: Vehicle components, Engine, transmission, and exhaust) A jet is a hole through which liquid can pass at a controlled rate, as in a carburetor. You can enrich the output from the carburetor jet. Air and fuel are mixed in the carburetor and sent out through a jet as a high-pressure spray. The fuel is metered into the incoming air stream from a single jet. Examples of 'jet' in a sentence jet Fighter jets had earlier roared over the capital in a show of force. Times, Sunday Times (2017) How does all that jetting around sit with an ethical buying policy? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Keep up the fight against jet lag by hitting the surf and getting salt in your hair. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Cabin lighting will be adjustable to the time of day to reduce jet lag. The Sun (2016) They play a vital role in directing fast jets and refuelling other aircraft around the air space above the warzone. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The fighter jets that come in low for a second strike to kill rescue workers will for a time be grounded. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Come to the lakes for calm, not jet skis. Times, Sunday Times (2017) They built the interior of this two-storey hotel there - you could have fitted three jumbo jets in it. The Sun (2016) She has also been gifted tens of thousands of pounds of items and jetted around the world. The Sun (2014) This means you can go next door and get jet lag. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They reacted to visual stimuli nearly as fast as fighter jet pilots. The Sun (2010) Three-quarters own a jet aircraft and most have a yacht. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We could hear what sounded like a jet plane. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Just in time for jet set season the retailer is launching a range of sizzling summer styles. The Sun (2012) Just look at the wings of a jumbo jet in turbulence. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Since then they have gone to the footie together and now jetted off on holiday. The Sun (2016) One jets around as a pianist and soprano. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The jet stream was also particularly strong and far south. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The most likely is to take him out by fast jet. The Sun (2014) Jet aircraft engines in particular are susceptible to damage from volcanic ash. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This club is comparable to a big jet plane. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Right, so why do you let her go on a jet ski? Times, Sunday Times (2010) There's no time for jet lag. Times, Sunday Times (2010) You may like to reflect that there is no-one who understands fully how a jumbo jet works. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This story is about the funny results you get - rather like these - when you put lots more power into jet fighters. Gunston, Bill Plane Speaking - a personal view of aviation history (1991) Word lists with jet black, gem In other languages jet British English: jet /dʒɛt/ NOUN A jet is an aeroplane that is powered by jet engines. ...her private jet. American English: jet Arabic: نَفَّاثَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: avião a jato Chinese: 喷射 Croatian: mlažnjak Czech: tryskáč Danish: jetfly Dutch: straalvliegtuig European Spanish: jet Finnish: suihkukone French: jet German: Düsenflugzeug Greek: αεριωθούμενο Italian: jet Japanese: ジェット機 Korean: 제트기 Norwegian: jetfly Polish: odrzutowiec European Portuguese: avião a jacto Romanian: avion cu reacție Russian: реактивный самолет Latin American Spanish: avión Swedish: stråle Thai: เครื่องบินเจ็ท Turkish: jet Ukrainian: реактивний літак Vietnamese: máy bay phản lực British English: jet VERB If you jet somewhere, you travel there in a fast plane. He and his wife will be jetting off on a two-week holiday. American English: jet Brazilian Portuguese: viajar a jato Chinese: 乘喷气式飞机前往 European Spanish: volar French: partir en avion German: jetten Italian: viaggiare in jet Japanese: ジェット機で旅行する Korean: 제트기로 가다 European Portuguese: viajar a jato Latin American Spanish: volar All related terms of 'jet' gas jet a flame of illuminating gas ink jet a method of printing streams of electrically charged ink jet lag If you are suffering from jet lag , you feel tired and slightly confused after a long journey by aeroplane , especially after travelling between places that have a time difference of several hours. jet set You can refer to rich and successful people who live in a luxurious way as the jet set . Jet Ski A jet ski is a small machine like a motorcycle that is powered by a jet engine and can travel on the surface of water. jet black Something that is jet black is a very intense black. jet boat a power boat that is powered and steered by a jet of water under pressure jet fuel fuel to be used in jet aircraft jet pipe the duct attached to the rear of a gas turbine through which the exhaust gases are discharged , esp one fitted to an aircraft engine jet plane an aircraft powered by one or more jet engines jet pump A jet pump is a pump that operates on the principle of a high-pressure fluid jet and the venturi effect (= which exerts suction ). jumbo jet a large jet-powered airliner , specifically the Boeing 747 jump jet A jump jet is a jet aircraft that can take off and land vertically. fighter jet a jet fighter , or fighter plane propelled by a jet engine jet engine A jet engine is an engine in which hot air and gases are forced out at the back. Jet engines are used for most modern aircraft. jet fighter a military aircraft designed primarily for air-to-air combat with other aircraft jet-lagged Someone who is jet-lagged is suffering from jet lag. jet-powered driven by jet propulsion jet-setting You use jet-setting to describe people who are rich and successful and who have a luxurious lifestyle . jet stream A jet stream is a very strong wind that blows high in the earth's atmosphere and has an important influence on the weather . jet aircraft A jet aircraft is an aircraft that is powered by one or more jet engines. jet condenser a steam condenser in which steam is condensed by jets of water jet printing See ink-jet printing jet-propelled driven by jet propulsion jet-to-let the practice of buying a property in a foreign country for rental as an investment passenger jet a jet that carries passengers jet propulsion propulsion by means of a jet of fluid bubble-jet printer an ink-jet printer that heats the ink before printing ink-jet printer a machine that prints using a method of printing streams of electrically charged ink ink-jet printing a high-speed typing or printing process in which charged droplets of ink issuing from nozzles are directed onto paper under computer control pulsejet engine a type of ramjet engine in which air is admitted through movable vanes that are closed by the pressure resulting from each intermittent explosion of the fuel in the combustion chamber , thus causing a pulsating thrust waterjet a jet , or fountain , of water Chinese translation of 'jet' jet (dʒɛt) n (c) [of gas, liquid] 喷射流 (pēnshèliú) (c) (= aeroplane) 喷(噴)气(氣)式飞(飛)机(機) (pēnqìshì fēijī) (架, jià) (u) (= stone) 黑玉 (hēiyù) vi to jet off to Paris/on holiday 飞(飛)往巴黎/度假 (fēiwǎng Bālí/dùjià) cpd [earring, necklace] 黑玉 (hēiyù) 1 (noun) in the sense of plane Definition an aircraft driven by jet propulsion He had arrived from Jersey by jet. Synonyms plane He had plenty of time to catch his plane. aircraft The return flight of the aircraft was delayed. aeroplane An aeroplane flew low overhead. airplane (US, Canadian) an airplane bound for Sao Paolo jet plane 2 (noun) in the sense of stream Definition a thin stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small hole benches equipped with water jets to massage your back and feet Synonyms stream a continuous stream of lava current The swimmers were swept away by the strong current. spring flow watching the quiet flow of the olive-green water rush A rush of affection swept over him. flood Each year brings a flood of new university graduates. burst short bursts of activity spray fountain The volcano spewed a fountain of molten rock. cascade She stood still for a moment under the cascade of water. gush I heard a gush of water. spurt A spurt of diesel came from one valve and none from the other. spout Experts later blew it up, sending a spout of water soaring 30 feet into the sky. squirt a squirt of air freshener 3 (noun) in the sense of nozzle Definition an outlet or nozzle through which a stream of liquid or gas is forced Synonyms nozzle rose nose spout a pot with a broken spout sprinkler sprayer atomizer 1 (verb) in the sense of fly Definition to travel by jet aircraft They spend a great deal of time jetting around the world. Synonyms fly He flew back to London. wing He was soon winging his way home to rejoin his family. cruise soar Buzzards soar overhead at a great height. zoom A police car zoomed by. 2 (verb) in the sense of stream A cloud of white smoke jetted out from the trees. Synonyms stream Tears streamed down their faces. course The tears coursed down his cheeks. issue A tinny voice issued from a speaker. shoot flow A stream flowed down into the valley. rush Water rushes out of huge tunnels. surge The crowd surged out from the church. spill When the bell rings, more than 1,000 children spill from the classrooms. gush Piping hot water gushed out of the tap. emanate The aroma of burning wood emanated from the stove. spout In a storm, water spouts out of the blowhole just like a whale. spew An oil tanker spewed its cargo into the sea. squirt a splat of cream that squirts from a plastic container Additional synonyms in the sense of aeroplane Definition a heavier-than-air powered flying vehicle with fixed wings An aeroplane flew low overhead. Synonyms plane, aircraft, jet, airplane, airliner (US, Canadian), kite (British, slang), flying machine in the sense of aircraft Definition any machine capable of flying, such as a glider or aeroplane The return flight of the aircraft was delayed. Synonyms plane, jet, aeroplane, airplane (US, Canadian), airliner, kite (British, slang), flying machine in the sense of airplane Definition an aeroplane an airplane bound for Sao Paolo Synonyms plane, aircraft, jet, aeroplane, airliner, kite (British, slang), flying machine Synonyms of 'jet' jet Explore 'jet' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of burst Definition a sudden increase of effort short bursts of activity Synonyms rush, surge, fit, outbreak, outburst, spate, gush, torrent, eruption, spurt, outpouring in the sense of cascade Definition a waterfall or series of waterfalls over rocks She stood still for a moment under the cascade of water. Synonyms waterfall, falls, torrent, flood, shower, fountain, avalanche, deluge, downpour, outpouring, cataract in the sense of course Definition (of a liquid) to run swiftly The tears coursed down his cheeks. Synonyms run, flow, stream, gush, race, speed, surge, dash, tumble, scud, move apace in the sense of current Definition a flow of water or air in a particular direction The swimmers were swept away by the strong current. Synonyms flow, course, undertow, jet, stream, tide, progression, river, tideway in the sense of emanate Definition to come or seem to come from someone or something The aroma of burning wood emanated from the stove. Synonyms flow, emerge, spring, proceed, arise, stem, derive, originate, issue, come forth in the sense of flood Definition a large amount of water Each year brings a flood of new university graduates. Synonyms torrent, flow, rush, stream, tide, abundance, multitude, glut, outpouring, profusion in the sense of flow Definition the act, rate, or manner of flowing watching the quiet flow of the olive-green water Synonyms stream, current, movement, motion, course, issue, flood, drift, tide, spate, gush, flux, outpouring, outflow, undertow, tideway in the sense of flow Definition the advancing of the tide A stream flowed down into the valley. Synonyms run, course, rush, sweep, move, issue, pass, roll, flood, pour, slide, proceed, stream, run out, surge, spill, go along, circulate, swirl, glide, ripple, cascade, whirl, overflow, gush, inundate, deluge, spurt, teem, spew, squirt, purl, well forth in the sense of fountain Definition a jet or spray of water The volcano spewed a fountain of molten rock. Synonyms jet, stream, spray, gush in the sense of gush Definition a sudden large flow of liquid I heard a gush of water. Synonyms stream, flow, rush, flood, jet, burst, issue, outburst, cascade, torrent, spurt, spout, outflow Additional synonyms in the sense of gush Definition to speak or behave in an overenthusiastic manner Piping hot water gushed out of the tap. Synonyms flow, run, rush, flood, pour, jet, burst, stream, cascade, issue, spurt, spout in the sense of issue Definition to come forth or emerge A tinny voice issued from a speaker. Synonyms emerge, come out, proceed, rise, spring, flow, arise, stem, originate, emanate, exude, come forth, be a consequence of in the sense of rush Definition a sudden surge of sensation A rush of affection swept over him. Synonyms surge, flow, flood, thrill, flush, gush, spurt in the sense of rush Definition to come or flow quickly or suddenly Water rushes out of huge tunnels. Synonyms flow, run, course, shoot, pour, stream, surge, cascade, gush in the sense of soar Definition to rise or fly upwards into the air Buzzards soar overhead at a great height. Synonyms fly, rise, wing, climb, ascend, fly up in the sense of spew Definition to send or be sent out in a stream An oil tanker spewed its cargo into the sea. Synonyms shed, discharge, send out, issue, throw out, eject, diffuse, emanate, exude, cast out in the sense of spill Definition (of large numbers of people) to come out of a place When the bell rings, more than 1,000 children spill from the classrooms. Synonyms emerge, flood, pour, mill, stream, surge, swarm, crowd, teem in the sense of spout Definition a stream or jet of liquid Experts later blew it up, sending a spout of water soaring 30 feet into the sky. Synonyms jet, fountain, gush, outpouring, geyser in the sense of spout Definition a projecting tube or lip for pouring liquids a pot with a broken spout Synonyms nozzle, lip, rose in the sense of spout Definition (of a liquid or flames) to pour out in a stream or jet In a storm, water spouts out of the blowhole just like a whale. Synonyms stream, shoot, gush, spurt, jet, spray, surge, discharge, erupt, emit, squirt Additional synonyms in the sense of spurt Definition a sudden powerful stream or jet A spurt of diesel came from one valve and none from the other. Synonyms gush, jet, burst, spray, surge, eruption, squirt in the sense of squirt Definition a jet of liquid a squirt of air freshener Synonyms spurt, jet, burst, gush, surge, eruption in the sense of squirt Definition to force (a liquid) or (of a liquid) to be forced out of a narrow opening a splat of cream that squirts from a plastic container Synonyms spurt, shoot, gush, burst, jet, surge, erupt, spew in the sense of surge Definition to move forward strongly and suddenly The crowd surged out from the church. Synonyms rush, pour, stream, rise, crowd, swell, spill, swarm, seethe, gush, well forth in the sense of wing Definition to move through the air He was soon winging his way home to rejoin his family. Synonyms hurry, fly, race, speed, streak, zoom, hasten, hurtle in the sense of zoom Definition to move very rapidly A police car zoomed by. Synonyms speed, shoot, fly, tear, rush, flash, dash, barrel (along) (informal, US, Canadian), buzz, streak, hare (British, informal), zip (informal), whizz (informal), hurtle, pelt, burn rubber (informal)
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