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in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

rocket engine [ˈrɒkɪtˌendʒɪn] N

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

engine [Brit ˈɛndʒɪn, Am ˈɛndʒən] N

1. engine (motor):

2. engine RAIL (locomotive):

I. rocket1 [Brit ˈrɒkɪt, Am ˈrɑkət] N

1. rocket (spacecraft, firework):

to take off like a rocket before n research, technology

2. rocket MIL:

rocket before n range, base

II. rocket1 [Brit ˈrɒkɪt, Am ˈrɑkət] VB intr

1. rocket price, profit, level, value:

to rocket from 10 to 100, by 400%

2. rocket person, vehicle:

III. rocket1 [Brit ˈrɒkɪt, Am ˈrɑkət]

to give sb a rocket Brit inf

rocket2 [Brit ˈrɒkɪt, Am ˈrɑkət] N

rocket BOT, FOOD
rocket BOT, FOOD

in the PONS Dictionary

engine [ˈen·dʒɪn] N

1. engine (motor):

2. engine RAIL:

I. rocket [ˈrɑ:·kɪt] N

1. rocket (weapon):

2. rocket (vehicle for space travel, firework):

II. rocket [ˈrɑ:·kɪt] VB intr

rocket costs, prices:

Present
Irocket
yourocket
he/she/itrockets
werocket
yourocket
theyrocket
Past
Irocketed
yourocketed
he/she/itrocketed
werocketed
yourocketed
theyrocketed
Present Perfect
Ihaverocketed
youhaverocketed
he/she/ithasrocketed
wehaverocketed
youhaverocketed
theyhaverocketed
Past Perfect
Ihadrocketed
youhadrocketed
he/she/ithadrocketed
wehadrocketed
youhadrocketed
theyhadrocketed

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Air-breathing designs typically fly at supersonic or hypersonic speeds, and usually include a rocket engine for the final burn for orbit.
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Propulsion was furnished by a bipropellant (monomethylhydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide) liquid-fueled rocket engine which could be gimballed up to 9 degrees.
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One is a rocket engine which mixes three separate streams of propellants.
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In rocketry, a pintle engine uses a single-feed fuel injector rather than the hundreds of smaller holes used in a typical rocket engine.
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The mission achieves a partial success, after the second stage rocket engine cuts off earlier than planned.
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