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单词 launch
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launch
noun[C]
uk
/lɔːntʃ/us
/lɑːntʃ/

launchnoun[C](EVENT)

C1
aneventtocelebrateorintroducesomething new:
启动仪式，发布会
How muchchampagnewill we need for the launch?这次发布会我们需要多少香槟酒？
Illnesspreventedherattendingthe launchpartyfor herlatestnovel.她因病无法出席为她新近推出的小说举办的庆祝聚会。
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  • Thesystemhas beenplaguedwithglitcheseversinceitslaunch.
  • Thecarhasenjoyedmodestsuccesssinceitslaunch, but theMark2versionisexpectedto befarmorepopular.
  • Ourmarketingpeoplehave come up with agreatideafor the launch of the newmodel.
  • Thenormallypublicity-shydirectorwill be making severalpublicappearancesfor the launch of themovie.
  • Sheworea Diorgownfor the launch.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Advertising and marketing
  • ad
  • ad agency
  • adman
  • advert
  • advertise
  • cross-selling
  • customer relationship management
  • detoxify
  • dogfooding
  • flyer
  • non-brand
  • o.n.o.
  • obo
  • off-brand
  • on-brand
  • stunt
  • superhype
  • teaser
  • telemarketing
  • tie(something)in
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Celebrations, parties & special occasions

launchnoun[C](LEAVE LAND)

C1
anoccasionwhen ashipis put intowater, or aspacecraftissentintospace, for the firsttime:
下水（船首次出航）；发射（火箭首次升空）
The launch of thespaceshuttlewasdelayedfor 24hoursbecause ofbadweather.因天气情况不佳，宇宙飞船的发射被推迟了24个小时。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Space travel
  • aerospace
  • astronautics
  • autopilot
  • biosatellite
  • blast
  • capsule
  • earthbound
  • EVA
  • intergalactic
  • jetpack
  • launcher
  • nose cone
  • shuttle
  • space capsule
  • space probe
  • space shuttle
  • space tourism
  • space tourist
  • spacefarer
  • spaceman
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Arriving & departing by boat or ship

launchnoun[C](BOAT)

aboatthat has anengineandcarriespassengersforshortdistances,especiallyon alakeor ariver, or from thelandto alargerboat
（尤指河或湖上的）汽艇，摩托艇
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Boats & sailing craft
  • amphibious
  • buoy
  • cabin cruiser
  • canoe
  • coracle
  • cutter
  • dhow
  • dragon boat
  • dredger
  • dugout
  • flatboat
  • houseboat
  • inflatable
  • kayak
  • ketch
  • pedalo
  • punt
  • rubber dinghy
  • sloop
  • water taxi
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launch
verb
uk
/lɔːntʃ/us
/lɑːntʃ/

launchverb(BEGIN)

B2[IorT]
tobeginsomething such as aplanorintroducesomething new such as aproduct:
启动，推出，发起
Theprogrammewas launched ayearago.这项计划是1年前开始实施的。
Theairlinewill launchitsnewtransatlanticservicenextmonth.这家航空公司下个月将开辟一条新的跨越大西洋的航线。
Adevastatingattackwas launchedontherebelstronghold.向叛军堡垒发起了猛烈的进攻。
[+ adv/prep]UKAfterworkingfor thecompanyfor severalyearsshedecidedto launchouton her own and set up inbusiness.在为该公司工作数年后，她决定在商界自立门户。
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  • There areplansafootto launch a newradiostation.
  • The Glasgow-basedcompanyis to launch a stock-marketflotationthissummer.
  • Thecompanyispoisedto launchitsnewadvertisingcampaign.
  • Thegovernmentisplanningto launch abenchmarkingschemetoguideconsumers.
  • They're about to launch acampaigntounionizeworkersat allmajordiscountsupermarketsin thearea.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inventing, designing and innovation
  • absorptive capacity
  • architect
  • artificer
  • bionics
  • blueprint
  • customized
  • design
  • designer
  • devise
  • dreamsomethingup
  • lead time
  • modularization
  • nanotechnology
  • non-imitative
  • operational research
  • technologist
  • technology
  • themed
  • think outside the boxidiom
  • thinksomethingup
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launchverb(SEND)

C1[T]
tosendsomething out, such as a newshipinto thewateror aspacecraftintospace:
使（新船）下水；发射（火箭）
Aspokesmanfor thedockyardsaid theyhopedto launch the firstsubmarinewithin twoyears.船厂发言人说他们希望在两年内让第一艘潜艇下水。
to launch amissile发射导弹
launchyourselfmainlyUK
tojumpwithgreatforce:
猛跳，猛地一跃，猛扑
Thedefenderlaunched himselfattheattackingplayer,bringinghim to theground.防守队员猛地扑向进攻者，把他摔倒在地。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to jump
  • jumpThe kids jumped up and down when they heard we were going to Disneyland.
  • leapThe deer leaped out of the forest.
  • boundHe bounded on stage, punching the air with both fists.
  • launch yourselfShe rocked back and forth on her skis before launching herself down the slope.
  • bounceThe kids were bouncing happily on the trampoline.
  • hopI stubbed my toe and hopped to the kitchen to get some ice.
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More examples
  • Aspokesmanfor thedockyardsaid theyhopedto launch the firstsubmarinewithin twoyears.
  • On thattypeofaircraftcarrier, acatapultwas used tohelplaunchaircraft.
  • Theboatswere launched in highseas.
  • When is therocketdueto be launched?
  • Theyplanto launch therocketnextyear.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Space travel
  • aerospace
  • astronautics
  • autopilot
  • biosatellite
  • blast
  • capsule
  • earthbound
  • EVA
  • intergalactic
  • jetpack
  • launcher
  • nose cone
  • shuttle
  • space capsule
  • space probe
  • space shuttle
  • space tourism
  • space tourist
  • spacefarer
  • spaceman
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Arriving & departing by boat or ship
Jumping

Phrasal verb

launch intosomething
(Definition oflaunchfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

launch| American Dictionary

launch
verb
us
/lɔntʃ,lɑntʃ/

launchverb(SEND)

[T]
tosendsomething out,esp. avehicleintospaceor ashipontowater:
On the lastshuttlemission, thecrewlaunched acommunicationssatellite.

launchverb(BEGIN)

[I/T]
tobegin, or tointroducea newplanorproduct:
[T]We’replanningto launch a newInternetservicescompanynextmonth.
[Ialways+ adv/prep]He launched into averbalattackon herhandlingof thefinances.
launch
noun
us
/lɔntʃ,lɑntʃ/

launchnoun(BOAT)

[C]
alarge,openorpartlyenclosedmotorboat

launchnoun(BEGINNING)

[Cusually sing]
anintroductionof a newplanorproduct:
Frank went to the launch of Hibichu’s newflat-screenTV.

launchnoun(SEND)

[C]
anactofsendingsomething out,esp. avehicleintospaceor ashipontowater:
The launch of thespaceshuttlewasdelayedbybadweather.
(Definition oflaunchfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

launch| Business English

launch
noun[C]
uk
/lɔːnʃ/us
MARKETING
theintroductionof a newproductorserviceforsaleto thepublic:
Sinceitslaunch, thegameconsolehassold6.7 millionunitsaround theworld.
brand/product launchThesecretto asuccessfulbrandlaunch isplanning.
launch date/event/partyThecompanyhas notfinalizedtheexactpricingstructureor set a launchdate.
delay/postpone a launchBugs in theoperatingsystemdelayeditslaunch sixmonths.
attend/celebrate/mark a launchTheeventwasheldtomarkthe launch of a newonlineservice.
announce/oversee/plana launch
imminent/planned/successfullaunch
commercial/formal/officiallaunch
thebeginningof something new, such as aplan,business, orjob:
campaign/career launchIt's afreshstartfor theleadsingerand acareerlaunch for theartistsinvolved.
launch
verb[IorT]
uk
/lɔːnʃ/us
tobeginsomething new such as aplanorbusiness:
launch a bid/companyHe has notruledout launching atakeoverbidfor thecompany.
launch an inquiry/investigationWhen aninvestigationwas launched into thedeal, two cofoundersresigned.
launch an assault/attack/offensiveTheadministrationlaunched anattackonorganizedsoftwarepiracy.
launch a campaign/initiative/schemeWe launched acampaigntofightworldhunger.
launch asite/website
MARKETING
tointroducea newproductorserviceforsale:
Themanufacturerhas launched a newcar, which will go onsalethisspring.
launch a product/rangeThejewelleris about to launch arangeat a well-knowndepartmentstore.
tostarta newjob, tostartworkin a newindustry, or tostarta newpartofyourworklife:
Michaellaunchedhiscareeras asoftwaresalesman.
launch sb/yourself as sthShe launched herself as adesignerofhigh-endhandbags.
(Definition oflaunchfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflaunch

launch
Even though launches were ultimately rather ephemeral purchases, consumers quickly turned to this new technology as a method of infiltrating the practice of science.
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It is hoped these clubs will become permanent organizations from which new community development programmes can be launched.
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There were no delays of greater than one quarter betweenlaunchand first adoption of sildenafil in any of the included countries.
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Launchinto reading success through phonological awareness training.
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This makes it possible tolaunchinference engines dynamically (on need) to avoid memory overload.
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With no support in the south and east, his presidential bid was all but doomed even before it was launched.
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Worse, the radicals can also perceive them as rivals, and take advantage of their repression to start launching violent attacks to replace them.
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Hundreds of gangsters launched violent attacks upon the local state apparatuses.
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The overview is quite useful for getting a feeling for the system as a whole before launching into the articles on the specifics.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The flow then exits the collimator shock and a jet is launched into the region above the anode plate.
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Indeed, for a simple probe we already (as stated) possess the technology tolaunchsuch a vehicle.
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After copying, it may move first or may wait for the innovator firm tolaunch, depending on the costs and benefits of first move.
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Under the existing patent system, access is hindered by high prices andlaunchdelays.
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This is a varied book and perhaps tries to cover too much, launching the author into what appears unfamiliar territory.
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These referenda were obviously launched by leftist parties and trade unions (table 2).
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Collocationswithlaunch

launch

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commercial launch
It is impossible to have a proper space policy without a goodcommerciallaunchcapability.
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initial launch
Although much time was spent in fieldwork away from the offices, through the initial launch and induction we had acquired a strong sense of being members of a team.
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launch complex
All entrants to thelaunchcomplexare also subject to checks for proof of permission to enter the facility.
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