Booster

//ˈbustɚ//

Translations of "booster" (14 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	привърженик(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), усилвател(Something that boosts)	privǎrženik, usilvatel
Chinese Mandarin	助推器(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	zhùtuīqì
Dutch	draagraket(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	—
Esperanto	akcela raketo(The first stage of a multistage rocket), vigliĝilo(Something that boosts)	—
Finnish	kannattaja(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), kantoraketti(The first stage of a multistage rocket), kasvattaja(Something that boosts), kohottaja(Something that boosts)	—
French	lanceur(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	—
German	Booster(The first stage of a multistage rocket), Unterstützer(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), Unterstützung(Something that boosts)	—
Greek	ενίσχυση(Something that boosts)	eníschysi
Japanese	ブースター(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	būsutā
Marathi	बूस्टर(The first stage of a multistage rocket), वर्धी(Something that boosts)	būsṭar, vardhī
Polish	rakietowy silnik(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	—
Portuguese	foguete auxiliar(The first stage of a multistage rocket), foguete reforçador(The first stage of a multistage rocket)	—
Russian	приве́рженец(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), раке́та-носи́тель(The first stage of a multistage rocket), усили́тель(Something that boosts)	privérženec, rakéta-nosítelʹ, usilítelʹ
Spanish	adyuvante(Something that boosts), aficionado(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), búster(Something that boosts), potenciador(Something that boosts), propulsor(The first stage of a multistage rocket), refuerzo(Something that boosts), seguidor(Someone who is a fan or supporter of something), servofreno(Something that boosts)	—