fuel
/ˈfjuːəl/
verb
- To supply something with fuel, such as gas or oil.
- He fueled the boat at the marina.
- The generator is fueled by diesel.
- We need to fuel the truck before the long trip.
- To strengthen or increase a feeling, activity, or situation.
- Her passion for music fueled her daily practice.
- The economic growth was fueled by new technology.
- The debate was fueled by strong opinions on both sides.
noun
- A material such as gas, oil, or wood that is burned to produce heat or power.
- Wood was the main fuel used for heating homes in the past.
- The car needs more fuel before we can drive to the beach.
- The rocket uses a special type of fuel to launch into space.
- Something that makes a feeling or activity stronger or more intense.
- The rumor provided fuel for gossip around the office.
- Her success was fuel for her ambition to achieve even more.
- The angry speech added fuel to the crowd's frustration.