eject — to force someone or something to leave a place
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to force someone or something to leave a place
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈdʒekt/
Korean meaning: 강제로 내보내다, 방출하다
Korean pronunciation: 이-젝트 (강세: 젝트)
Example Sentences
- The bouncer ejected the drunk customer who kept singing karaoke badly.
- My old computer takes forever to eject a USB drive.
- The printer ejected the paper so violently that it flew across the room.
eject
VERB//ɪˈdʒekt//
to force someone or something to leave a place
Forcefully removing someone from a place
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Origin
From Latin 'eicere' meaning 'to throw out,' composed of the prefix 'e-' (out) and 'iacere' (to throw). The word entered English through Old French and Latin legal terminology.
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“The bouncer ejected the drunk customer who kept singing karaoke badly.”
“My old computer takes forever to eject a USB drive.”
“The printer ejected the paper so violently that it flew across the room.”
“The teacher threatened to eject any student caught texting.”
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