Definition of jet fuel in English:

jet fuel

noun

mass noun

Fuel used in jet engines.
the price of jet fuel rose 10 per cent
Example sentencesExamples
- Jet fuel accounts for roughly 10% of total oil refinery output in the U.S.
- The wrong kind of jet fuel had been put into the tanks and if we'd tried to take off, we would have been cinders.
- Jet fuel prices appear to be no barrier to aircraft sales.
- A 747 that's fully gassed up for a long trip might burn through hundreds of thousands of pounds of jet fuel before it landed.
- The refinery has a daily capacity of 70,000 barrels of crude and produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt.
- Demand for kerosene-type jet fuel has grown 5.5% compared with the year-ago, four-week period.
- Airlines, for example, consume lots of jet fuel.
- The U.S. consumes about 650 billion barrels of jet fuel per year, which is about 10 percent of our annual oil consumption.
- Cleaner, greener jet fuels made from formulas that contain part soybean oil could clean up the air and give added profits to soybean growers.
- He developed special jet fuels, so he kept a careful eye on aviation around the globe.

Definition of jet fuel in US English:

jet fuel

noun

Fuel used in jet engines.
the price of jet fuel rose 10 percent
Example sentencesExamples
- A 747 that's fully gassed up for a long trip might burn through hundreds of thousands of pounds of jet fuel before it landed.
- The wrong kind of jet fuel had been put into the tanks and if we'd tried to take off, we would have been cinders.
- The U.S. consumes about 650 billion barrels of jet fuel per year, which is about 10 percent of our annual oil consumption.
- He developed special jet fuels, so he kept a careful eye on aviation around the globe.
- Airlines, for example, consume lots of jet fuel.
- Cleaner, greener jet fuels made from formulas that contain part soybean oil could clean up the air and give added profits to soybean growers.
- Jet fuel prices appear to be no barrier to aircraft sales.
- The refinery has a daily capacity of 70,000 barrels of crude and produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt.
- Demand for kerosene-type jet fuel has grown 5.5% compared with the year-ago, four-week period.
- Jet fuel accounts for roughly 10% of total oil refinery output in the U.S.

单词	jet fuel
释义	Definition of jet fuel in English: jet fuel noun mass noun Fuel used in jet engines. the price of jet fuel rose 10 per cent Example sentencesExamples Jet fuel accounts for roughly 10% of total oil refinery output in the U.S. The wrong kind of jet fuel had been put into the tanks and if we'd tried to take off, we would have been cinders. Jet fuel prices appear to be no barrier to aircraft sales. A 747 that's fully gassed up for a long trip might burn through hundreds of thousands of pounds of jet fuel before it landed. The refinery has a daily capacity of 70,000 barrels of crude and produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt. Demand for kerosene-type jet fuel has grown 5.5% compared with the year-ago, four-week period. Airlines, for example, consume lots of jet fuel. The U.S. consumes about 650 billion barrels of jet fuel per year, which is about 10 percent of our annual oil consumption. Cleaner, greener jet fuels made from formulas that contain part soybean oil could clean up the air and give added profits to soybean growers. He developed special jet fuels, so he kept a careful eye on aviation around the globe. Definition of jet fuel in US English: jet fuel noun Fuel used in jet engines. the price of jet fuel rose 10 percent Example sentencesExamples A 747 that's fully gassed up for a long trip might burn through hundreds of thousands of pounds of jet fuel before it landed. The wrong kind of jet fuel had been put into the tanks and if we'd tried to take off, we would have been cinders. The U.S. consumes about 650 billion barrels of jet fuel per year, which is about 10 percent of our annual oil consumption. He developed special jet fuels, so he kept a careful eye on aviation around the globe. Airlines, for example, consume lots of jet fuel. Cleaner, greener jet fuels made from formulas that contain part soybean oil could clean up the air and give added profits to soybean growers. Jet fuel prices appear to be no barrier to aircraft sales. The refinery has a daily capacity of 70,000 barrels of crude and produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt. Demand for kerosene-type jet fuel has grown 5.5% compared with the year-ago, four-week period. Jet fuel accounts for roughly 10% of total oil refinery output in the U.S.
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