booster
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbuːstər/ · UK /ˈbuːstə/
Forms: boosters
booster means: A person or thing that helps something work better or become stronger.
noun
A person or thing that helps something work better or become stronger.
- The win was a confidence booster.
- We bought a signal booster for the house.
- Local boosters helped raise money for the club.
An extra vaccine dose that helps keep you protected against a disease.
- I had a booster yesterday.
- The clinic offers tetanus boosters.
- When did you get your last booster?
A rocket that supplies extra force to help a spacecraft rise or a missile travel farther.
- The booster lifted the rocket.
- Two boosters separated shortly after launch.
- Engineers tested the missile's new booster.
A person who steals things, especially from shops.
- The guard caught a booster.
- Two boosters had stolen clothes from the shop.
- Police questioned the booster about the missing goods.
Questions about booster
What does booster mean?
A person or thing that helps something work better or become stronger.
What is booster in other languages?
Türkçe: destekleyici · Español: refuerzo · Français: renfort · Deutsch: Verstärker · Italiano: potenziatore · 日本語: 増強装置
How do you pronounce booster?
In American English /ˈbuːstər/; in British English /ˈbuːstə/.
How do you use booster in a sentence?
The win was a confidence booster. We bought a signal booster for the house.
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