Definition of jetpack in English:

jetpack

nounˈdʒɛtpakˈdʒɛtˌpæk

(especially in science fiction) a device worn over the shoulders like a backpack and enabling the wearer to travel through the air or through space by means of jet propulsion.
he strapped on a jetpack and left the safety of the space shuttle to haul a broken satellite back to the ship
Example sentencesExamples
- Our hero, that kid riding the jetpack in all the promo shots, is Ray Steam.
- For quick strikes, you may want to attach an energy pack to continually power your weapons and jetpack.
- Scientists have been trying to devise working jetpacks for years.
- Has anyone ever built a working prototype of a jetpack?
- Unbelievably, buyers will not even need a pilot's license because aviation laws state the jetpacks are not heavy enough to require one.
- Most food today would still be recognisable to our grandparents and jetpacks are mostly confined to James Bond movies.
- They steered themselves to the top of the hull, tiny mists of air spurting out of the jetpack.
- In movies and comics jetpacks are the ultimate superhero accessory.
- Public transport would be more fuel-efficient, but it's slow, and my personal jetpack is on a long waiting list.
- You are equipped with a spacesuit, a jetpack, and a gun.

Origin

1950s: from jet¹ and pack¹.

Definition of jetpack in US English:

jetpack

nounˈjetˌpakˈdʒɛtˌpæk

(especially in science fiction) a device worn over the shoulders like a backpack and enabling the wearer to travel through the air or space by means of jet propulsion.
he strapped on a jetpack and left the safety of the space shuttle to haul a broken satellite back to the ship
Example sentencesExamples
- Our hero, that kid riding the jetpack in all the promo shots, is Ray Steam.
- Has anyone ever built a working prototype of a jetpack?
- You are equipped with a spacesuit, a jetpack, and a gun.
- They steered themselves to the top of the hull, tiny mists of air spurting out of the jetpack.
- Public transport would be more fuel-efficient, but it's slow, and my personal jetpack is on a long waiting list.
- For quick strikes, you may want to attach an energy pack to continually power your weapons and jetpack.
- In movies and comics jetpacks are the ultimate superhero accessory.
- Most food today would still be recognisable to our grandparents and jetpacks are mostly confined to James Bond movies.
- Unbelievably, buyers will not even need a pilot's license because aviation laws state the jetpacks are not heavy enough to require one.
- Scientists have been trying to devise working jetpacks for years.

Origin

1950s: from jet and pack.

单词	jetpack
释义	Definition of jetpack in English: jetpack nounˈdʒɛtpakˈdʒɛtˌpæk (especially in science fiction) a device worn over the shoulders like a backpack and enabling the wearer to travel through the air or through space by means of jet propulsion. he strapped on a jetpack and left the safety of the space shuttle to haul a broken satellite back to the ship Example sentencesExamples Our hero, that kid riding the jetpack in all the promo shots, is Ray Steam. For quick strikes, you may want to attach an energy pack to continually power your weapons and jetpack. Scientists have been trying to devise working jetpacks for years. Has anyone ever built a working prototype of a jetpack? Unbelievably, buyers will not even need a pilot's license because aviation laws state the jetpacks are not heavy enough to require one. Most food today would still be recognisable to our grandparents and jetpacks are mostly confined to James Bond movies. They steered themselves to the top of the hull, tiny mists of air spurting out of the jetpack. In movies and comics jetpacks are the ultimate superhero accessory. Public transport would be more fuel-efficient, but it's slow, and my personal jetpack is on a long waiting list. You are equipped with a spacesuit, a jetpack, and a gun. Origin 1950s: from jet¹ and pack¹. Definition of jetpack in US English: jetpack nounˈjetˌpakˈdʒɛtˌpæk (especially in science fiction) a device worn over the shoulders like a backpack and enabling the wearer to travel through the air or space by means of jet propulsion. he strapped on a jetpack and left the safety of the space shuttle to haul a broken satellite back to the ship Example sentencesExamples Our hero, that kid riding the jetpack in all the promo shots, is Ray Steam. Has anyone ever built a working prototype of a jetpack? You are equipped with a spacesuit, a jetpack, and a gun. They steered themselves to the top of the hull, tiny mists of air spurting out of the jetpack. Public transport would be more fuel-efficient, but it's slow, and my personal jetpack is on a long waiting list. For quick strikes, you may want to attach an energy pack to continually power your weapons and jetpack. In movies and comics jetpacks are the ultimate superhero accessory. Most food today would still be recognisable to our grandparents and jetpacks are mostly confined to James Bond movies. Unbelievably, buyers will not even need a pilot's license because aviation laws state the jetpacks are not heavy enough to require one. Scientists have been trying to devise working jetpacks for years. Origin 1950s: from jet and pack.
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