rocket

美 [ˈrɒkɪt]

英 ['rɒkɪt]

复数：rockets 现在分词：rocketing 过去式：rocketed

搭配

adj.+n.

solid rocket,small rocket

v.+n.

launch rocket,build rocket,rocket explode,say rocket

rocket

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1.	[c] 火箭a spacecraft in the shape of a tube that is driven by a stream of gases let out behind it when fuel is burned inside

	a space rocket 太空火箭
	The rocket was launched in 2007. 这枚火箭发射于 2007 年。
	The idea took off like a rocket(= it immediately became popular) . 这种思想立即风靡一时。

2.	[c] 火箭武器；火箭（弹）a missile (= a weapon that travels through the air) that carries a bomb and is driven by a stream of burning gases

a rocket attack

火箭攻击

3.	[c] 焰火；烟花a firework that goes high into the air and then explodes with coloured lights

4.	[u] 大蒜芥；芝麻菜；紫花南芥a plant with long green leaves that have a strong flavour and are eaten raw in salads

IDM

to give sb a rocket|to get a rocket

(informal)

（受到）痛骂，斥责to speak angrily to sb because they have done sth wrong; to be spoken to angrily for this reason

1.	[i] (+ adv./prep.) 快速增长；猛增to increase very quickly and suddenly

	rocketing prices 飞涨的价格
	Unemployment has rocketed up again. 失业人数再次猛增。
	The total has rocketed from 376 to 532. 总数从 376 猛增到 532。

2.	[i] + adv./prep. 迅速移动to move very fast

The car rocketed out of a side street.

汽车从一条小路上嗖的一下开了出来。

3.	（使）迅速成功，迅速提高地位to achieve or to make sb/sth achieve a successful position very quickly

The band rocketed to stardom with their first single.

这支乐队的第一首单曲使他们一举成名。

4.	[t] ~ sth 用火箭弹攻击to attack a place with rockets