launch — to start or set in motion, especially a new activity, product, or venture
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to start or set in motion, especially a new activity, product, or venture
Pronunciation (IPA): /lɔːntʃ/
Korean meaning: 시작하다, 착수하다, 출시하다
Korean pronunciation: 론치 (강세: 론치)
Example Sentences
- The chef decided to launch his cooking show right after lunch time.
- They will launch the new app next week.
- My cat launched itself at the red dot like a furry missile.
launch
VERB//lɔːntʃ//
to start or set in motion, especially a new activity, product, or venture
Launching a new product
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With staunch resolve despite his paunch, he's ready to launch!
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Origin
From Old French 'lancer' meaning 'to throw' or 'to hurl', which derives from Late Latin 'lanceare', related to 'lancea' (lance). The word originally referred to the act of throwing a lance in medieval combat.
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“The chef decided to launch his cooking show right after lunch time.”
“They will launch the new app next week.”
“My cat launched itself at the red dot like a furry missile.”
“The government plans to launch a new policy to reduce pollution.”
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