Turboprop (Noun)
Meaning
An airplane with an external propeller that is driven by a turbojet engine.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- The turboprop plane soared through the sky, its external propeller spinning rapidly as it carried passengers to their destination.
- Turboprop aircraft are often used for short to medium-haul flights due to their fuel efficiency and lower operating costs.
- The airline's turboprop fleet was comprised of planes with varying capacities, ranging from small regional aircraft to larger commuter planes.
- As the turboprop engine roared to life, the plane began to taxi down the runway, preparing for takeoff.
- The turboprop's unique design allows it to achieve higher speeds than traditional propeller-driven aircraft while maintaining its efficiency.