launch
gb/lˈɔnt͡ʃ/ us/lˈɔnt͡ʃ/
B1
Anglais
~ 1500
elindít, piacra dob, felbocsát, kilő, vízre bocsát, bemutató, termékbemutató
VERBE
B1
1
elindít
B1
piacra dob
B2
Schéma d’usage :
to launch [a project]
The company will launch a new smartphone next month.
A cég jövő hónapban piacra dob egy új okostelefont.
They launched a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
Kampányt indítottak, hogy felhívják a figyelmet az éghajlatváltozásra.
Our team plans to launch the website by June.
She launched her career as a writer in her twenties.
Exemples pédagogiques
We will launch a new shop next week.
A jövő héten új boltot nyitunk.
The group will launch a big project.
A csoport egy nagy projektet indít.
They want to launch a new game.
He will launch his own business soon.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'launch' with 'lunch' due to similar pronunciation.
Sens
Start an activity or project
Collocations
launch a product
|launch a campaign
|launch a project
|launch a service
|launch an initiative
Synonymes
start (More general and less formal than 'launch'.)
|
initiate (More formal and technical than 'launch'.)
Antonymes
end (Marks the conclusion of an activity rather than its beginning.)
|
cancel (Stops an activity before or instead of starting it.)
Thèmes
business
|daily life
|technology
|work
|core_vocabulary
Définition
To start a new activity, project, or plan.
To begin or set in motion a new activity, project, or campaign.
VERBE
B1
2
Schéma d’usage :
to launch [a rocket]
NASA will launch the new satellite tomorrow.
A NASA holnap felbocsátja az új műholdat.
They launched the boat from the harbor.
A hajót a kikötőben bocsátották vízre.
The military launched several missiles during the test.
The company plans to launch its spacecraft next year.
Exemples pédagogiques
They will launch the rocket tomorrow.
Holnap felbocsátják a rakétát.
We watched them launch the boat.
Néztük, ahogy vízre bocsátják a hajót.
The group will launch the satellite next month.
He wants to launch the ship today.
Sens
Send into air or space
Collocations
launch a rocket
|launch a satellite
|launch a spaceship
|launch a boat
Synonymes
send off (Informal and general; can apply to people or objects.)
|
propel (Focuses on the forceful movement but less common in everyday speech.)
Antonymes
land (The act of bringing something down to the ground or water after flight or travel.)
Thèmes
science
|technology
|transport
|transportation
Définition
To send something like a rocket, ship, or boat into the air, space, or water.
To send or propel something, especially a missile, spacecraft, or boat, into motion from a starting point.
NOM
B1
3
bemutató
B1
The product launch attracted media from around the world.
A termékbemutató a világ minden tájáról vonzotta a sajtó képviselőit.
She attended the book launch at the local library.
Részt vett a könyvbemutatón a helyi könyvtárban.
The official launch of the app was yesterday.
We are preparing for the launch of our new service.
Exemples pédagogiques
The car launch was on Monday.
Az autó bemutatója hétfőn volt.
We went to the book launch.
Elmentünk a könyvbemutatóra.
The app launch is next week.
He is working on the product launch.
Sens
First release or send-off event
Collocations
product launch
|book launch
|official launch
Synonymes
debut (Often used for people, performances, or artistic works.)
|
opening (Can refer to the start of an event or place, but broader in meaning.)
Antonymes
closure (Refers to ending an operation or event.)
Thèmes
business
|technology
|entertainment
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Définition
A special event when something starts for the first time.
An occasion when something is introduced to the public or put into operation for the first time.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
launch
API
GB/lˈɔnt͡ʃ/
US/lˈɔnt͡ʃ/
Syllabes et accentuation
launch (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (launch)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: launch
- Plural: launches
Verb
- Base: launch
- 3rd Person Singular: launches
- Present Participle: launching
- Past: launched
Famille de mots
Forms
launches
noun
launching
verb
launched
verb
Related words
launcher
noun
relaunch
verb
Advanced or less common
launchpad
noun
Expressions
launch into
1/lˈɔnt͡ʃ ˈɪntu/
phrasal verb
Start suddenly with energy
To suddenly start talking about something or doing something with strong energy or emotion.
Exemples
- He launched into a long speech about politics.
- She launched into explaining the plan before anyone could ask questions.
launch party
1/lˈɔnt͡ʃ pˈɑɹti/
fixed phrase
Celebration for a new start
A party to celebrate the beginning of something like a product, book, or service.
Exemples
- They organized a big launch party for their new album.
- The company hosted a launch party for its latest gadget.
soft launch
1/sˈɔft lˈɔnt͡ʃ/
fixed phrase
technical
Limited early product release
When a product is released to only some people before it is released everywhere.
Exemples
- The app had a soft launch in Canada before going global.
- They used the soft launch to fix bugs before the big release.