Dictionary entry
Supersonic
Pronunciation: /suːpəˈsɒnɪk/
Pronunciation
/suːpəˈsɒnɪk/
Myanmar Meaning
အသံထက်မြန်သော။
Definition
supersonic /su:pǝ'sɒnÇk; Brit also sju:-/ adj အသံထက္ျမန္ ေသာ။ a supersonic aircraft ❍ supersonic flight/speeds. Compare SUBSONIC
Examples
- ‘Charitably
- perhaps we should conclude that commercial supersonic air travel is something that we (the world economy) just cannot afford
- or
- at least
- does not desire to afford.’
- ‘The F - 16 fighter jet is
- as supersonic military aircraft go
- a modest machine.’
- ‘Like supersonic airplanes
- bullets create shock waves - mini-sonic booms - as they speed through the air.’
- ‘‘We were a company that had never built a supersonic aircraft
- and here we had to go straight up into space at Mach 3 ‘- three times the speed of sound.’’
- ‘Quick with a quip and so square jawed that he actually dreams about his supersonic flying automobile
- his heroics help keep the Supercar staff safe and sound.’
- ‘But
- if the boom can be eliminated
- the company is a likely producer of aircraft that can carry passengers coast-to-coast at supersonic speeds
- he indicated.’
- ‘A supersonic jet developed in Japan will be test-flown this summer in Australia.’
- ‘This makes it more agile
- particularly at supersonic speeds; reduces drag; and gives it an overall increase in lift.’
- ‘That's what happened with some earlier French technological marvels such as the supersonic Concorde
- fast-breeder nuclear reactor
- and the Minitel
- a telephone-based Internet precursor
- that failed to find global markets.’
- ‘It also outlines the experiences of the passengers and crew
- and examines the crash
- the refit and the retrial of the supersonic fleet.’
- ‘From the explosive beginning
- fighter sharks zoom like supersonic aircraft through shoals of fish that gracefully and miraculously reform again and again in tight protective circles.’
- ‘It combines stealth design with the supersonic
- highly-manoeuvrable
- dual-engine
- long-range requirements of an air-to-air fighter and has an inherent air-to-ground capability.’
- ‘By the time inspectors caught up with progress and could also fly with the speed of Mach 2
- there would be supersonic aircraft
- the development of which was financed by the banks
- to fly gold ahead of bank inspectors with the speed of Mach 3.’
- ‘Think of the Internet revolution as a supersonic jet streaking through the sky.’
- ‘It would take me more than half a day just to fly there
- at supersonic speeds.’
- ‘It is just as stunning today as it was in 1969
- when the 100-seater supersonic flying machine first took to the skies.’
- ‘But to meet the military's complex requirements
- contractors would have to produce a stealthy
- supersonic fighter to meet the specific needs of the Air Force
- Navy
- and Marines.’
- ‘He doesn't even have time to react before the wave of hot gases and debris hits him
- flying outwards at near supersonic speeds.’