propellant in Finnish
propellant in Finnish is polttoaine, ponnekaasu — propellant means a substance burned or released to generate the force that drives something forward, such as fuel in a rocket engine or gas in an aerosol can.
propellant in Finnish
What does "propellant" mean?
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noun A substance burned or released to generate the force that drives something forward, such as fuel in a rocket engine or gas in an aerosol can.
"The rocket's propellant burns off within the first two minutes of launch."
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noun The explosive charge inside an ammunition cartridge that fires the bullet.
"Gunpowder is the traditional propellant used in cartridges."
propellant in a sentence
- The rocket's propellant burns off within the first two minutes of launch.
- The spray can uses a compressed-gas propellant to push out the paint.
- Gunpowder is the traditional propellant used in cartridges.
Common Finnish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "propellant" in Finnish?
"propellant" in Finnish is polttoaine, ponnekaasu. propellant means: A substance burned or released to generate the force that drives something forward, such as fuel in a rocket engine or gas in an aerosol can.
How do you use "propellant" in a sentence?
Example: "The rocket's propellant burns off within the first two minutes of launch." In Finnish, "propellant" is polttoaine, ponnekaasu.
Are there other ways to say "propellant" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "propellant": polttoaine, ponnekaasu.