rocket

/ˈrɒkɪt/

noun

Gazları dışarı atarak kendini iten silindirik mermi

A cylindrical projectile that propels itself by expelling gases from a rear vent, used for spacecraft, missiles, or fireworks.

  • The rocket launched successfully into orbit.
  • They watched the fireworks rockets light up the sky.
  • NASA is developing a new rocket for Mars missions.
  • The experimental rocket designed by the aerospace company achieved unprecedented fuel efficiency during its test flight.
  • Advances in reusable rocket technology have dramatically reduced the cost of satellite deployment.
  • During the Cold War, nations competed intensely to develop intercontinental ballistic rocket systems.
verb

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To increase or rise very rapidly.

  • House prices have rocketed in the last year.
  • Her career rocketed after that breakthrough role.
  • Inflation rocketed to record levels.
nounBritish English

Acımsı tatlı yeşil yapraklı sebze (roka)

A leafy salad green with a peppery taste, also called arugula or roquette.

  • She made a salad with rocket and parmesan.
  • Add some fresh rocket leaves to the pizza.
  • The rocket gave the dish a nice peppery kick.