Pronunciation: /dʒɛt/
noun a type of aircraft that is powered by jet engines
A1 The jet flew high in the sky.
A2 I saw a jet taking off at the airport.
B1 The jet engine roared as the plane accelerated down the runway.
B2 The private jet was equipped with luxurious amenities.
C1 The fighter jet executed a perfect barrel roll during the air show.
C2 The supersonic jet broke the sound barrier with a deafening boom.
verb to travel by jet aircraft
A1 The plane will jet off into the sky.
A2 The rocket jetted through the atmosphere.
B1 The speedboat jetted across the lake at high speed.
B2 The sports car jetted down the highway, leaving other cars behind.
C1 The private jet jetted the CEO to the important meeting in record time.
C2 The fighter jet jetted past the enemy aircraft with incredible speed and agility.
formal The jet flew at supersonic speeds across the sky.
informal I saw a really cool jet flying overhead.
slang That jet is totally rad!
figurative Her career took off like a jet after she landed a big promotion.
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