fueled

UK
/ˈfjʊəld/
US
/ˈfjuəld/
fueledpast participle
Used adjectivally as a past-participial form of the verb “fuel”
Translations
The project was fueled by enthusiasm.
Проект был подпитываем энтузиазмом.
The engine is fueled by diesel.
Двигатель питается дизельным топливом.
The car was fueled and ready to go.
Машина была заправлена и готова к поездке.
Definitions
Powered or driven by a particular source of energy or motivation.
The team's success was fueled by their determination and hard work.
Intensified or stimulated by a particular factor or influence.
The debate was fueled by the recent controversial policy changes.
fuelnoun
Definitions
A material such as coal, gas, or oil that is burned to produce heat or power.
The power plant uses coal as its primary fuel to generate electricity.
A source of sustenance or energy for a process or activity.
The team's enthusiasm was the fuel that drove their success in the competition.
Something that sustains or encourages; a stimulus.
The scandal provided fuel for the ongoing debate about political ethics.
fuelverb

fueled

Past Simple

fueled
Past Simple
fueled
Past Participle
fueling
Gerund
UK
/ˈfjʊəl/
US
/ˈfjuəl/
Translations
We need to fuel the car before the trip.
Нам нужно заправлять машину перед поездкой.
His ambition fuels his determination to succeed.
Его амбиции подпитывают его решимость добиться успеха.
Additional translations
Definitions
To supply or power with fuel.
The engineers worked tirelessly to fuel the spacecraft for its long journey.
To stimulate or sustain a feeling or activity.
The coach's motivational speech fueled the team's determination to win the championship.
To increase or intensify something, often in a negative way.
The controversial article fueled the ongoing debate about climate change.
To take on fuel; to refuel.
The aircraft fueled at the airbase before continuing its mission.
fueladjective
Definitions
Relating to, designed for, or carrying fuel.
The mechanic inspected the aircraft's fuel line for leaks.