solid rocket
ˈsɒl.ɪd ˈrɒk.ɪt
Definition

Definition of solid rocket - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

aerospaceTECH.rocket powered by a solid propellant engineTECH.
  • The solid rocket was launched successfully into orbit.
  • Solid rockets are often used in military applications.
  • The engineers tested a new solid rocket design.
booster missile projectile
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Images of solid rocket

  • solid rocket: rocket powered by a solid propellant engine
    rocket powered by a solid propellant engine

Expressions with solid

booked solidadj.
having no free time or available slots left
Sorry, I'm booked solid all week.
on solid groundadv.
in a safe or secure position
After the storm, they were finally on solid ground.
do someone a solidv.
perform a favor or kind act for someone
Can you do me a solid and pick up my shift tomorrow?
solid as a rockadj.
very reliable and dependable
She is solid as a rock in a crisis.
solid as the Rock of Gibraltarexp.
utterly firm, strong, or reliable like a large rock
His support was solid as the Rock of Gibraltar.
frozen solidadj.
completely hard because of being very cold
The lake was frozen solid after the storm.

Expressions with rocket

rocket fueln.
something that gives a strong boost or acceleration
Coffee in the morning is like rocket fuel for my productivity.
rocket scientistn.
person with very high intelligence
You don't need to be a rocket scientist to understand the instructions..
rocket upv.
rise very quickly or suddenly
The company's stock price rocketed up after the announcement.
rocket sciencen.
the study and design of rockets and spacecraft
Rocket science requires advanced knowledge of physics.
don't take rocket scienceexp.
is not difficult to understand or do
Understanding this manual doesn't take rocket science.
get a rocketv.
receive a strong reprimand or scolding
He got a rocket from his boss for being late.
hardly rocket sciencen.
something very easy to understand or do
Fixing this is hardly rocket science.
isn't rocket scienceexp.
something that is easy to understand
Understanding this game isn't rocket science.
it does not take a rocket scientistexp.
something is easy to understand or do
It does not take a rocket scientist to fix this toy.
not a rocket scientistn.
someone not needing advanced knowledge
You can do it; you don't need to be a rocket scientist.

Terms related to solid rocket

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solidificationsolidifysoliditysolidlyaerospaceignitionlaunchorbitalpayloadpropellantthrusttrajectory

Terms with solid rocket included in their meaning

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rocket motorn.
engine type
solid or hybrid rocket engine
grainn.
space
the solid fuel in a rocket engine
SRBacr.
acr: solid rocket booster
device that helps launch rockets into space
SRMacr.
acr: solid rocket motor
device that helps rockets fly into space

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  1. French:fusée à propergol solide, ...
  2. German:Feststoffrakete, ...
  3. Italian:razzo a combustibile solido, ...
  4. Spanish:cohete sólido, ...
  5. Portuguese:foguete sólido, ...
  6. Chinese:固体火箭, ...
  7. Japanese:固体ロケット, ...
  8. Arabic:صاروخ صلب, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִיל מוּצָק, ...
  10. Russian:твердотопливная ракета, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тверда ракета, ...
  12. Hindi:ठोस रॉकेट, ...

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