Definition of hyperdrive in English:

hyperdrive

noun ˈhʌɪpədrʌɪvˈhaɪpərˌdraɪv

mass noun

1(in science fiction) a propulsion system for travel in hyperspace.
I slammed the ship into hyperdrive
count noun Mark may not be able to handle a hyperdrive
Example sentencesExamples
- Sir, it will take a few minutes to prime the hyperdrive, and the Helio-Fighters are dropping on ammo.
- It is the hyperdrive that enables vessels to travel at faster-than-light speeds, which amazes my people.
- Propulsion was handled by four cold-fusion engines and the hyperdrive systems were prototype units.
- I know more about starship engines and hyperdrives than I ever wanted to know.
- Take up screening positions around Nova Fortress and have your hyperdrives slaved to ours.
1. 1.1 A state of great or frantic activity.
  the proliferation of house music subgenres has gone into hyperdrive
  Example sentencesExamples
  It has stayed in hyperdrive since, which is why I eat so much.
  Our team kicked into hyperdrive the last couple months of the 2001 season.
  Some players seem to be on autopilot until the last five minutes, then suddenly launch into hyperdrive and play their hearts out for the victory.
  The implications of working in this kind of hyperdrive - in Dell time - are profound.
  And Gates responded by putting his company into hyperdrive.
  Sports media have gone into hyperdrive to assess this confounding hybrid of the most widely viewed of all American institutions.
  The information revolution may have made this possible, but it's the advent of wireless communication that put it in hyperdrive.
  The last week of school was supposed to be spent reviewing and taking it easy, not kicking it into hyperdrive.
  It also got my salivary glands into hyperdrive with its description of all the extra goodies included in the re-release.
  It seems to have gone into Christmas hyperdrive already, even down to the level of Christmas spice scented toilet cleaner in festive red bottles.
  Your nerves are in hyperdrive because you're constantly looking for an attack.
  Guilty of blasting the anime craze into hyperdrive here in the U.S., Robotech remains a classic of the genre that is deserving of its reputation.
  The industry went into hyperdrive, everyone trying to get projects into production in time for the seemingly inevitable actor's strike.

Origin

1950s: from hyper- + drive.

Definition of hyperdrive in US English:

hyperdrive

nounˈhīpərˌdrīvˈhaɪpərˌdraɪv

1(in science fiction) a propulsion system for travel in hyperspace.
Example sentencesExamples
- I know more about starship engines and hyperdrives than I ever wanted to know.
- It is the hyperdrive that enables vessels to travel at faster-than-light speeds, which amazes my people.
- Propulsion was handled by four cold-fusion engines and the hyperdrive systems were prototype units.
- Sir, it will take a few minutes to prime the hyperdrive, and the Helio-Fighters are dropping on ammo.
- Take up screening positions around Nova Fortress and have your hyperdrives slaved to ours.
1. 1.1 A state of great or frantic activity.
  the promotional push for the movie is going into hyperdrive
  Example sentencesExamples
  The last week of school was supposed to be spent reviewing and taking it easy, not kicking it into hyperdrive.
  The information revolution may have made this possible, but it's the advent of wireless communication that put it in hyperdrive.
  Some players seem to be on autopilot until the last five minutes, then suddenly launch into hyperdrive and play their hearts out for the victory.
  Sports media have gone into hyperdrive to assess this confounding hybrid of the most widely viewed of all American institutions.
  The industry went into hyperdrive, everyone trying to get projects into production in time for the seemingly inevitable actor's strike.
  Your nerves are in hyperdrive because you're constantly looking for an attack.
  It has stayed in hyperdrive since, which is why I eat so much.
  Our team kicked into hyperdrive the last couple months of the 2001 season.
  Guilty of blasting the anime craze into hyperdrive here in the U.S., Robotech remains a classic of the genre that is deserving of its reputation.
  It seems to have gone into Christmas hyperdrive already, even down to the level of Christmas spice scented toilet cleaner in festive red bottles.
  It also got my salivary glands into hyperdrive with its description of all the extra goodies included in the re-release.
  The implications of working in this kind of hyperdrive - in Dell time - are profound.
  And Gates responded by putting his company into hyperdrive.

Origin

1950s: from hyper- + drive.

单词	hyperdrive
释义	Definition of hyperdrive in English: hyperdrive noun ˈhʌɪpədrʌɪvˈhaɪpərˌdraɪv mass noun 1(in science fiction) a propulsion system for travel in hyperspace. I slammed the ship into hyperdrive count noun Mark may not be able to handle a hyperdrive Example sentencesExamples Sir, it will take a few minutes to prime the hyperdrive, and the Helio-Fighters are dropping on ammo. It is the hyperdrive that enables vessels to travel at faster-than-light speeds, which amazes my people. Propulsion was handled by four cold-fusion engines and the hyperdrive systems were prototype units. I know more about starship engines and hyperdrives than I ever wanted to know. Take up screening positions around Nova Fortress and have your hyperdrives slaved to ours. 1.1 A state of great or frantic activity. the proliferation of house music subgenres has gone into hyperdrive Example sentencesExamples It has stayed in hyperdrive since, which is why I eat so much. Our team kicked into hyperdrive the last couple months of the 2001 season. Some players seem to be on autopilot until the last five minutes, then suddenly launch into hyperdrive and play their hearts out for the victory. The implications of working in this kind of hyperdrive - in Dell time - are profound. And Gates responded by putting his company into hyperdrive. Sports media have gone into hyperdrive to assess this confounding hybrid of the most widely viewed of all American institutions. The information revolution may have made this possible, but it's the advent of wireless communication that put it in hyperdrive. The last week of school was supposed to be spent reviewing and taking it easy, not kicking it into hyperdrive. It also got my salivary glands into hyperdrive with its description of all the extra goodies included in the re-release. It seems to have gone into Christmas hyperdrive already, even down to the level of Christmas spice scented toilet cleaner in festive red bottles. Your nerves are in hyperdrive because you're constantly looking for an attack. Guilty of blasting the anime craze into hyperdrive here in the U.S., Robotech remains a classic of the genre that is deserving of its reputation. The industry went into hyperdrive, everyone trying to get projects into production in time for the seemingly inevitable actor's strike. Origin 1950s: from hyper- + drive. Definition of hyperdrive in US English: hyperdrive nounˈhīpərˌdrīvˈhaɪpərˌdraɪv 1(in science fiction) a propulsion system for travel in hyperspace. Example sentencesExamples I know more about starship engines and hyperdrives than I ever wanted to know. It is the hyperdrive that enables vessels to travel at faster-than-light speeds, which amazes my people. Propulsion was handled by four cold-fusion engines and the hyperdrive systems were prototype units. Sir, it will take a few minutes to prime the hyperdrive, and the Helio-Fighters are dropping on ammo. Take up screening positions around Nova Fortress and have your hyperdrives slaved to ours. 1.1 A state of great or frantic activity. the promotional push for the movie is going into hyperdrive Example sentencesExamples The last week of school was supposed to be spent reviewing and taking it easy, not kicking it into hyperdrive. The information revolution may have made this possible, but it's the advent of wireless communication that put it in hyperdrive. Some players seem to be on autopilot until the last five minutes, then suddenly launch into hyperdrive and play their hearts out for the victory. Sports media have gone into hyperdrive to assess this confounding hybrid of the most widely viewed of all American institutions. The industry went into hyperdrive, everyone trying to get projects into production in time for the seemingly inevitable actor's strike. Your nerves are in hyperdrive because you're constantly looking for an attack. It has stayed in hyperdrive since, which is why I eat so much. Our team kicked into hyperdrive the last couple months of the 2001 season. Guilty of blasting the anime craze into hyperdrive here in the U.S., Robotech remains a classic of the genre that is deserving of its reputation. It seems to have gone into Christmas hyperdrive already, even down to the level of Christmas spice scented toilet cleaner in festive red bottles. It also got my salivary glands into hyperdrive with its description of all the extra goodies included in the re-release. The implications of working in this kind of hyperdrive - in Dell time - are profound. And Gates responded by putting his company into hyperdrive. Origin 1950s: from hyper- + drive.
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