0 past simple and past participle of refuel
1 to put more fuel into an aircraft, ship, etc. so that it can continue its journey
After so many fissions have occurred, the build-up of fission products poisons the chain reaction and the reactor must be shut down and refueled.
In order to expedite the transit she was refueled underway by a light cruiser.
During the remainder of the month, the ship received new cryptographic equipment and was refueled prior to deployment.
The aircraft was refueled and the observed issues were repaired, at least provisionally.
They can be refueled in less than 5 minutes.
Twice during the passage she refueled the ships of the task force.
The motors were refueled on the run, and averaged 30.3 mph (miles per hour).
The tanks could be refueled from a single nozzle in only 4 minutes.
