Definition of high-velocity in English:

high-velocity

adjective

1Having, involving, or discharged with great force and speed.
the frame is lightweight yet durable enough to withstand high-velocity collisions
Example sentencesExamples
- If a pinhole rupture occurs, the vessel wall surrounding the catheter can be damaged by the high-velocity jet that can form.
- The intervening depressions result from a combination of deflation and sand abrasion achieved by high-velocity winds in areas with a minimal vegetation cover.
- The high-velocity gusts and an angry sea notwithstanding, a sailor had to win the battle within and then tame the field.
- More severe damage is caused by high-velocity silt-laden rivers.
- It is built to survive intense heating during high-velocity flight through the atmosphere and to protect the crew until it brings them safely to Earth.
- The company manufactures a variety of quality airflow products, including high-velocity fans, portable evaporative coolers, and ventilation fans.
- The newly poured foam is subjected to rapid, high-velocity air suction, providing a slight negative pressure over the foam bun.
- The huge distances between Earth and the nearest star make it necessary for us to conceive of extremely high-velocity starships if interstellar travel is to be possible.
- He had to start his swing earlier to catch up to high-velocity pitches.
- The two main areas are low-velocity constant flows, such as those from a neighboring site, and high-velocity flood events.
1. 1.1 Denoting or relating to a gun capable of discharging a projectile with great force and speed.
  both men were shot with a high-velocity rifle
  Example sentencesExamples
  The majority of these weapons demand certain conditions to be ideal before they can be used to full effect and have not yet supplanted the high-velocity tank gun.
  High-velocity BB guns cause an average of four deaths per year in America.
  Officers believe all five victims were shot at random from a distance with high-velocity bullets probably fired by a rifle.
  It began in a blizzard of howitzer shells, mortar rounds, high-velocity machine guns, and punishing aerial strikes.
  The Safety Commission recommends that kids under the age of 16 not use high-velocity pellet guns.
  They fear it is being overtaken by vandals, gangs of youths, and, most worryingly, hunters using high-velocity weapons.
  Coastal artillery had become obsolete due to high-velocity naval ordnance and especially aircraft and missiles.
  The gun was a high-velocity hunting rifle, and it was loud.
  It rather ungraciously destroyed a program developed by the agency for a light, agile tank with a high-velocity 75 mm gun.
  This is a personal defense weapon that fires a high-velocity round with a pistol-grip loaded magazine.

词汇	high-velocity
释义	Definition of high-velocity in English: high-velocity adjective 1Having, involving, or discharged with great force and speed. the frame is lightweight yet durable enough to withstand high-velocity collisions Example sentencesExamples If a pinhole rupture occurs, the vessel wall surrounding the catheter can be damaged by the high-velocity jet that can form. The intervening depressions result from a combination of deflation and sand abrasion achieved by high-velocity winds in areas with a minimal vegetation cover. The high-velocity gusts and an angry sea notwithstanding, a sailor had to win the battle within and then tame the field. More severe damage is caused by high-velocity silt-laden rivers. It is built to survive intense heating during high-velocity flight through the atmosphere and to protect the crew until it brings them safely to Earth. The company manufactures a variety of quality airflow products, including high-velocity fans, portable evaporative coolers, and ventilation fans. The newly poured foam is subjected to rapid, high-velocity air suction, providing a slight negative pressure over the foam bun. The huge distances between Earth and the nearest star make it necessary for us to conceive of extremely high-velocity starships if interstellar travel is to be possible. He had to start his swing earlier to catch up to high-velocity pitches. The two main areas are low-velocity constant flows, such as those from a neighboring site, and high-velocity flood events. 1.1 Denoting or relating to a gun capable of discharging a projectile with great force and speed. both men were shot with a high-velocity rifle Example sentencesExamples The majority of these weapons demand certain conditions to be ideal before they can be used to full effect and have not yet supplanted the high-velocity tank gun. High-velocity BB guns cause an average of four deaths per year in America. Officers believe all five victims were shot at random from a distance with high-velocity bullets probably fired by a rifle. It began in a blizzard of howitzer shells, mortar rounds, high-velocity machine guns, and punishing aerial strikes. The Safety Commission recommends that kids under the age of 16 not use high-velocity pellet guns. They fear it is being overtaken by vandals, gangs of youths, and, most worryingly, hunters using high-velocity weapons. Coastal artillery had become obsolete due to high-velocity naval ordnance and especially aircraft and missiles. The gun was a high-velocity hunting rifle, and it was loud. It rather ungraciously destroyed a program developed by the agency for a light, agile tank with a high-velocity 75 mm gun. This is a personal defense weapon that fires a high-velocity round with a pistol-grip loaded magazine.
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