Turbocharge definition

tûrbō-chärj
turbocharged turbocharges turbocharging
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To equip with a turbocharger.
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(informal) To improve dramatically the performance or quality of.
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To increase the power of, maintain air pressure in, etc. (an engine) by the use of a turbocharger.
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To increase the power of an internal combustion engine (either Otto or Diesel cycle) by compressing the inlet air with power extracted from the exhaust air.
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To make faster, more powerful.
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Origin of turbocharge

  • turbo- +"Ž charge

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Turbocharge Sentence Examples

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  • A Ford independent rear suspension system was also envisaged, with disk brakes all-round, plus an option to turbocharge the engine.

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  • This will turbocharge science, which will no longer rely exclusively on slow observations in real time.

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