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to jetpack

1 7.1

To move quickly using a small device worn on the back with rockets or to give a fast boost

verb
/ˈdʒɛtˌpæk/

: propulsar

In the futuristic movie, the hero jetpacked across the city skyline to escape danger.

Examples

Rescuers jetpacked supplies to the stranded hikers after the storm cleared.
The company hopes to jetpack its new product to market success with an aggressive campaign.
He decided to jetpack to the top of the hill.
The team jetpacked across the city in no time.
The scientists are developing a new way to jetpack the spacecraft, ensuring faster travel to distant planets.
The company plans to jetpack their delivery service, allowing packages to arrive in just minutes.
To improve performance, the athlete worked with a coach to jetpack his training routine, focusing on efficiency.

Synonyms

to rocket

vsto jetpack

Specialized

16 4.2

To send something quickly up using a powerful engine

is personal wearable thrust for short quick travel or a rapid progress boost

Antonyms

crawl

4 1.2

A slow movement made by moving on hands and knees or by dragging the body

How Quickly

to rocket

15 4.1

to jetpack

1 7.1

to rush

637 1.0

to hurry

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

jetpack infinitive

jetpacked past

jetpacked past participle

jetpacking present participle

jetpacks third person singular

Etymology

Jetpack as a verb comes from the same idea: from a 'pack' with jets, so to jetpack someone or something is to move them very quickly or give them a rapid 'boost', just like a real jetpack would do.