boosterpump

noun
UK /ˈbuːstə pʌmp/
US /ˈbuːstər pʌmp/

A booster pump is a machine that pushes water or air harder to make it go faster or farther.

The booster pump helps the water reach the top floor of the building.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pump used in a car's fuel system to increase fuel pressure.

The mechanic replaced the booster pump to fix the engine's fuel flow.

3. A device that adds extra air pressure to a bicycle tire or air tank.

He used a booster pump to fill the flat tire quickly.

4. A pump that increases gas pressure in a heating or cooling system.

The booster pump keeps the refrigerant moving through the pipes.