launch in English: To send something up or out into the air or the water, or to start something new. (verb)

Translation

To send something up or out into the air or the water, or to start something new.

Word origin

From Old French lancier, meaning to throw a lance.

Verb typeregular (launch, launches, launched)

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"Launch" often means to send a rocket up into space.

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You can also launch a product, which means to sell it for the first time.

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To launch a boat is to put it into the water.

space

The area far above the sky where the stars and planets are, or an empty area between things.

start

To begin to do something, or to make something begin.

begin

To start to do something, or to start to happen.

ship

A very large boat that carries people or goods across the sea.

throw

To make something fly through the air by moving your arm and letting it go.

rocket

A tall machine that flies into space, pushed up by burning gas.

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