propelled in the PONS Dictionary

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fig the country was being propelled towards civil war
država se bližila građanskom ratu

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Mechanical loading of harvested cane began to replace manual labor using self-propelled machines in 1920.
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She was propelled by two steam turbines which drove a single propellor through single reduction gearing.
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Three 12 volt, 120 ampere batteries would be charged with either one of two generators, one bicycle-propelled and the other hand-cranked.
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Ten water-repellent wire legs extend out and onto the water, while two oar-like legs -- propelled by two miniature motors -- push the bug-bot along.
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Squash, sometimes referred to as jet-propelled chess, has a long history of weeding out the also-rans, leaving only the most physically and mentally tough to slug it out.
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Her jet-propelled cybernetic feet allow her to fly, and her enhanced muscular tissue adds more power to her strikes, thus making her a worthy opponent.
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It is often in the form of a barge which is towed or otherwise moved by means of tugboats; however, many are also self-propelled.
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The neat twist is she's underwater, using a jet-propelled chair fitted with a fin.
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Their hind legs are well propelled underneath them in a similar exaggerated action.
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The result is a surge of scribbly, dissonant guitars, propelled by a percussive bass line and drumbeat that punishes the hi-hat and cymbals.
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