launch
लाँच
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'
हल्ल्याला सुरवात करणे,
उद्घाटनसमयी जहाज समुद्रात लोटणे,
स्तुत्य उपक्रम, धंदा, इ.सुरू करणे,
लढाऊ जहाजावरील मोठी बोट,
यंत्रचलित मोठी बोट,
रॉकेटला गतिमान करणे
example
Your 'launch' trip gives you a thirty minute visit.
A few exhibitors chose to 'launch' their new products at the show.
If you're looking for a place to 'launch' your boat, I know just the place.
a book 'launch'
Tim was happy to sign copies of his book for those who attended his book 'launch' .
Today's 'launch' comes less than two weeks after the company announced plans to axe 3000 jobs.
The Minister for the Marine will visit the club early next month to officially 'launch' the boat.
It is the driver who controls the 'launch' , flight and decent by adjusting the speed and direction of the jeep.
The 'launch' would do the trips in quite heavy seas and cancellations for bad weather were rare.
Officials from businesses, local hospital trusts and academia attended yesterday's 'launch' .
He said Martin wanted to 'launch' campaigns to ‘bring some common sense and decency’ into the British legal system.
A traditional chemical rocket would 'launch' the spacecraft out of Earth orbit.
The 'launch' of this new publication will take place at the conference room of the NIC building on the Waterfront, at 7 pm this evening.
They 'launch' Denial of Service attacks against websites (including ours) on a daily basis.
In their view, one year's delay in 'launch' , for instance, would not damage the business opportunity irreparably.
Managing to escape detection, they went aboard a Thai police motor 'launch' .
the 'launch' of a new campaign against drinking and driving
More often than not, one of the keys to a successful product 'launch' is surprise and first mover advantage.
The following day saw the 'launch' of flights to Nakhon Ratchasima, priced from a mere 450 baht.
Product 'launch' and program management is becoming an increasingly critical element of supplier competitiveness.
Since its 'launch' at the beginning of last year, the column has never fallen off the top three ‘most read’ pages of the paper.
she cruised the waterways on a luxury motor 'launch'
Two European-owned companies plan to 'launch' new ships this year as well.
He went on to 'launch' a characteristically scathing attack on the newspaper, and on the eyewitness testimonies of the night in question.
The 'launch' of flights between Singapore and Jakarta, which has been stalled since May amid air traffic wrangles, is now scheduled for the end of this month.
Tenants and local community activists also held a public meeting on the Thursday night to 'launch' the Campaign For A No Vote.
I decided to man the 'launch' and left my shipmate to finish the starboard tire-without supervision.
A space launch vehicle to 'launch' satellites is different than a ballistic missile.
They want to mandate at least three useful views of any space shuttle 'launch' .
The award includes publication and 'launch' of his book at next year's Writers' Week in Listowel.
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