turbocharger
- noun
- /ˈtɜːrboʊˌtʃɑːrɡər/
- It's like putting a turbocharger on an old beater.
And it's almost like this fear is somewhat like a turbocharger on me.
- And it's almost like this fear is somewhat like a turbocharger on me.
Examples
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Introducing automation into the production line served as a turbocharger, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.
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OK, Leverage is basically it's it's putting a turbocharger on your investments.
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The new marketing strategy acted as a turbocharger for the company's sales, significantly boosting revenue.
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His innovative ideas provided a turbocharger for the team's performance, leading to impressive results in competition.
Synonyms
A device that forces extra air into an engine to increase power
A machine that forces more air into an engine to make it more powerful
A machine with a spinning part that increases air pressure to help engines work better
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Etymology
The word turbocharger comes from turbo ('whirl' or fast spin) and charger ('one that gives power'), so it suggests a quick, strong boost; that's why we call anything that greatly speeds up work or performance a 'turbocharger'.