Turbojet

Definition

turbojet /tɜ:bǝƱ'dʒet/ n (က) တာဗိုင္ရဟတ္ျဖင့္ဖိသိပ္ထားသည့္ ေလာင္စာေငြ႕၏ေလာင္ကြၽမ္းမႈမွေနာက္ကန္အားျဖင့္ ေရွ႕သို႔ေရြ႕လ်ားေသာဂ်က္အင္ဂ်င္။ တာဗိုဂ်က္အင္ဂ်င္။ (ခ) တာဗိုဂ်က္အင္ဂ်င္ျဖင့္ပ်ံသန္းေသာေလယာဥ္။

Examples

1. ‘It had four turbojet engines with afterburners
2. and was the first supersonic aircraft with engine pods mounted outboard on the wings.’
3. ‘He gently reversed the thrust of the turbojet engines
4. bringing the Concorde to an abrupt halt.’
5. ‘Such turbine engines are also called jet engines and they embrace a family of products: turbojets
6. turbofans
7. and turboprops.’
8. ‘It will have a solid rocket booster rather than the turbojet engine and be launched from a torpedo tube.’
9. ‘Rather than using a rotating compressor like a turbojet engine
10. the forward velocity and vehicle aerodynamic design compress air into the engine.’
11. ‘Today
12. the turbojets in many British and American aircraft owe their origins to Whittle and the many Lancashire workers who brought it into production.’
13. ‘The engines fitted on this particular aircraft were two pistons and two small turbojets (to help it to take off in certain conditions).’
14. ‘The technology behind this superb aircraft was the turbojet engine
15. which produced more power than piston engines and created less drag than a propeller.’
16. ‘The Gannet has double in-line Mamba turbojet engines driving two sets of contra-rotating propellers though a single driveshaft.’
17. ‘With increasing danger from turbojet fighters
18. the US military began transitioning to primarily an all turbojet fleet of aircraft.’
19. ‘The White Knight turbojet aircraft climbs over the Mojave desert with SpaceShipOne attached to its underbelly.’