launch
લોન્ચ
definition
verb
the town's lifeboat was launched to rescue the fishermen
set (a boat) in motion by pushing it or allowing it to roll into the water.
she was launching a campaign against ugly architecture
start or set in motion (an activity or enterprise).
noun
the launch of a new campaign against drinking and driving
an act or an instance of launching something.
He returned the salute as the warship gathered speed, picked up her guard of Police escort launches and headed for the open sea.
a large motorboat, used especially for short trips.
translation of 'launch'
આરંભ કરવો,
હોડી કે વહાણ પાણીમાં તરતું મૂકવું,
લૉન્ચ,
શરૂ કરવું
verb
પ્રશેપણ
example
Strong northerly winds caused a half-metre drop from expected water levels, which meant it was not safe to 'launch' the vessel, experts said.
He said Martin wanted to 'launch' campaigns to u2018bring some common sense and decencyu2019 into the British legal system.
They 'launch' Denial of Service attacks against websites (including ours) on a daily basis.
The new magazine will come out with 50,000 copies together with the 'launch' of the new instant messaging service.
Congratulations are due to the Scottish business leaders who had the vision and enterprise to 'launch' this project.
Product 'launch' and program management is becoming an increasingly critical element of supplier competitiveness.
We acknowledge that we have chosen an unfortunate time to 'launch' this new product.
Today's 'launch' comes less than two weeks after the company announced plans to axe 3000 jobs.
The airline on Tuesday also announced the 'launch' of a three-times-a-week flight on the Amsterdam-Hyderabad sector from the same day.
It means there are now only limited places along the coastline to 'launch' boats, windsurfers or water bikes.
On Thursday we arrived and were told we couldn't 'launch' boats for a rescue because the local governments were saying the military was taking over.
Tim was happy to sign copies of his book for those who attended his book 'launch' .
The formal 'launch' of the campaign on October 5 showed the determination of all candidates to reach every possible voter.
the 'launch' of a new campaign against drinking and driving
A space launch vehicle to 'launch' satellites is different than a ballistic missile.
a police 'launch' halted a small boat
Road ends do not have boat ramps, nor is there sufficient water to 'launch' a boat from a trailer at most road ends.
a book 'launch'
the 'launch' of a new campaign against drinking and driving
The technicians were putting in place the final details relating to Monday's scheduled rocket 'launch' .
If you're looking for a place to 'launch' your boat, I know just the place.
In their view, one year's delay in 'launch' , for instance, would not damage the business opportunity irreparably.
Nor could he use it as collateral to raise a loan to develop it, or to 'launch' an alternative enterprise.
They are expected to have the capacity to 'launch' speed vessels and allow helicopters to operate from their decks.
I would like to know then if I would be allowed to 'launch' my boat in the harbour and leave my car there for safe keeping as I had to buy my licence for my boat at Portnet.
This followed the 'launch' of these flights in March.
It is the driver who controls the 'launch' , flight and decent by adjusting the speed and direction of the jeep.
But what about a person who opts out of his area of learning to 'launch' an enterprise suited to his taste?
Since its 'launch' at the beginning of last year, the column has never fallen off the top three u2018most readu2019 pages of the paper.
The Commonwealth Youth Program has agreed to make available a sum of u00a320,000 to 'launch' a Youth Enterprise Development Fund.
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