turbocharge

/tur-boh-chahrj/US // ˈtɜr boʊˌtʃɑrdʒ //

涡轮增压,涡轮增压器,涡轮增压技术,涡轮机

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

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tur·bo·charged, tur·bo·charg·ing.
- : to equip with a turbocharger.
- : Informal. to speed up; accelerate.

People often question why the administration can’t use the mighty Defense Production Act — which empowers the government to demand critical supplies before anyone else — to turbocharge production.
Retail trading was already booming in the US and gaining traction in other parts of the world, and the GameStop story turbocharged the trend.
Beltway Democrats and Republicans dealt with these rising costs by turbocharging the student loan industry.
Plenty of industries have been turbocharged last year, with their applications and adoption skyrocketing as businesses and consumers flocked to their services in an increasingly digital world.
The podcast landscape in Norway is still nascent, but news group Schibsted is gearing up an attempt to turbocharge that growth.
But at this point, infrastructure isn't going to turbocharge growth, because we already have a lot of infrastructure.