Propulsor (en. Propeller)
/proˈpulsor/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Mechanical device that produces force to move an object.
The spacecraft's propulsor allows it to move in space.
El propulsor de la nave espacial permite que se desplace en el espacio.
Part of a machine that drives a fluid.
The propulsor of the water pump is fundamental for its operation.
El propulsor de la bomba de agua es fundamental para su funcionamiento.
A type of engine used in aviation.
The propulsors of jet aircraft are very efficient.
Los propulsores de los aviones a reacción son muy eficientes.
Etymology
From Latin 'propulsor', meaning 'the one that pushes forward'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to be carried away by the propulsor
To be influenced by others and follow their impulses.
dejarse llevar por el propulsor
with a powerful propulsor
With a lot of energy or capacity to drive something.
con un poderoso propulsor
see the propulsor in action
To observe how something drives or motivates others.
ver el propulsor en acción
Related Words
propulsion
Action of propelling or driving something.
propulsión
engines
Machines that convert energy into motion.
motores
fluid
Substance that can flow, such as a liquid or gas.
fluido
Slang Meanings
Thing or person that drives another to do something.
She is a driver of good ideas.
Ella es un propulsor de buenas ideas.
Intense drive, especially in high-energy situations.
That music is the drive I need to train.
Esa música es el propulsor que necesito para entrenar.