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thrust

UK
/θrʌst/
US
/θrʌst/

Translations

thrustnoun
thrusts
pl
UK
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US
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pousséeSens général de force motrice ou de poussée, notamment en mécanique et en propulsion.
The rocket's thrust propelled it into space.
La poussée de la fusée l’a propulsée dans l’espace.
idée maîtresseSens figuré, dans un argument ou une discussion.
The thrust of his argument was that the policy needed to change.
L’idée maîtresse de son argument était que la politique devait changer.
Additional translations
estocSens martial ou d’escrime, rare en usage courant.
Synonyms
push
shove
drive
force
impulse
propulsion
lunge
stab
thrustverb
thrust
Past Simple
thrust
Past Participle
thrusting
Gerund
UK
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US
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pousserSens général de pousser avec force.
He thrust the door open with his shoulder.
Il a poussé la porte pour l’ouvrir avec son épaule.
enfoncerSens de forcer à entrer ou d’imposer brusquement quelque chose.
She thrust the papers into his hands and walked away.
Elle lui a enfoncé les papiers dans les mains et est partie.
Additional translations
estoquerSens d’escrime ou d’attaque au moyen d’une arme pointue.
Synonyms
push
shove
drive
propel
force
lunge
jab
pierce
thrustadjective
Used attributively before nouns to denote relation to forward force or propulsion, e.g., thrust bearing.
de butéeTerme technique, surtout en mécanique et en ingénierie.
Engineers installed a thrust bearing to handle the axial load.
Les ingénieurs ont installé un palier de butée pour supporter la charge axiale.
Synonyms
forceful
propulsive
pushing
projecting
jutting
protruding
assertive
driven

Definitions

thrustnoun
A strong push or driving force.
The rocket's thrust propelled it into space.
The main point or essence of an argument or discussion.
The thrust of his argument was that the policy needed to change.
A sudden or violent lunge with a pointed weapon or bodily part.
The knight delivered a powerful thrust with his sword.
A forward motion or movement.
The thrust of the car was impressive as it accelerated down the track.
The propulsive force that moves a vehicle such as a rocket or jet aircraft forward, generated by an engine.
The jet's engines produce enough thrust to lift the aircraft off the runway.
thrustverb
To push or drive with force.
He thrust the door open with his shoulder.
To forcefully impose or insert something.
She thrust the papers into his hands and walked away.
To make a sudden or violent forward movement.
The fencer thrust with his sword, aiming for his opponent's chest.
thrustadjective
Relating to or designed to withstand or deliver thrust or forward-driving force.
Engineers installed a thrust bearing to handle the axial load.
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