Pronunciation: /ˈæftərbɜrnɪŋ/
noun the process of injecting fuel into the exhaust gases of a jet engine to increase thrust
A1 Afterburning is a process that increases the thrust of a jet engine.
A2 The pilot engaged the afterburning to gain extra speed during takeoff.
B1 The afterburning system on the aircraft is designed to provide additional power when needed.
B2 The afterburning technology has significantly improved the performance of military aircraft.
C1 The engineers are working on optimizing the afterburning process for maximum efficiency.
C2 The afterburning system underwent rigorous testing to ensure its reliability in extreme conditions.
adjective relating to or characteristic of afterburning
A1 The afterburning engine was very loud.
A2 The afterburning process increased the speed of the aircraft.
B1 Pilots need to be trained on how to control afterburning thrust.
B2 The afterburning system is used for extra power during takeoff.
C1 The afterburning technology has revolutionized military aircraft performance.
C2 Experts are constantly researching ways to improve afterburning efficiency.
formal The afterburning process in jet engines increases thrust by injecting additional fuel into the exhaust stream.
informal Afterburning is like turbo mode for jet engines - it gives them an extra boost of power.
slang When the afterburning kicks in, you can really feel the speed pick up.
figurative Her determination was like afterburning, propelling her to achieve her goals at lightning speed.
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