Definition of propulse in English:

propulse

verb prəˈpʌls

with object To drive or push forward or onward; to impart motion to; to propel. rare.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpulsāre to drive away, repulse, to ward off, repel, frequentative formation from prōpellere. Compare Middle French, French propulser.

Definition of propulse in US English:

propulse

verbprəˈpʌls

with object To drive or push forward or onward; to impart motion to; to propel. rare.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpulsāre to drive away, repulse, to ward off, repel, frequentative formation from prōpellere. Compare Middle French, French propulser.

单词	propulse
释义	Definition of propulse in English: propulse verb prəˈpʌls with object To drive or push forward or onward; to impart motion to; to propel. rare. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpulsāre to drive away, repulse, to ward off, repel, frequentative formation from prōpellere. Compare Middle French, French propulser. Definition of propulse in US English: propulse verbprəˈpʌls with object To drive or push forward or onward; to impart motion to; to propel. rare. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōpulsāre to drive away, repulse, to ward off, repel, frequentative formation from prōpellere. Compare Middle French, French propulser.
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