turbo
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtɜrboʊ/ · UK /ˈtɜːbəʊ/
turbo means: Designed to make something work or move faster.
adjective
Designed to make something work or move faster.
- Press the turbo button.
- The computer runs faster in turbo mode.
- We switched the fan to turbo speed.
Describing a poker game in which required minimum bets rise quickly.
- We entered a turbo tournament.
- Turbo poker gives players less time before the blinds rise.
- She prefers the turbo format for quick games.
noun
A game controller feature that repeats an action automatically while a button is held.
- This controller has turbo.
- Turbo lets you fire repeatedly without tapping.
- The tournament rules prohibit turbo.
A machine whose blades turn when pushed by moving air, water, or steam.
- The turbo drives a small generator.
- Steam flows through the turbo.
- A damaged blade stopped the turbo.
A sea snail with a thick, rounded shell shaped like a spinning top.
- A turbo crawled across the rock.
- She found a turbo shell on the beach.
- Several turbos were feeding near the reef.
verb
To use a game controller to fire repeatedly without pressing the button for each shot.
- You can turbo this button to fire continuously.
- He turboed through the enemies without releasing the button.
- Some players turbo instead of tapping for every shot.
Questions about turbo
What does turbo mean?
Designed to make something work or move faster.
What is turbo in other languages?
Türkçe: turbo · Español: turbo · Français: turbo · Deutsch: Turbo · Italiano: turbo · 日本語: ターボ
How do you pronounce turbo?
In American English /ˈtɜrboʊ/; in British English /ˈtɜːbəʊ/.
How do you use turbo in a sentence?
Press the turbo button. The computer runs faster in turbo mode.
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