launch
ਸ਼ੁਰੂਆਤ
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.
example
Product 'launch' and program management is becoming an increasingly critical element of supplier competitiveness.
As aircraft weapons came along, they were supposed to fire them, release bombs and later 'launch' missiles.
Road ends do not have boat ramps, nor is there sufficient water to 'launch' a boat from a trailer at most road ends.
I decided to man the 'launch' and left my shipmate to finish the starboard tire-without supervision.
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.
If you're looking for a place to 'launch' your boat, I know just the place.
a book 'launch'
The following day saw the 'launch' of flights to Nakhon Ratchasima, priced from a mere 450 baht.
Tenants and local community activists also held a public meeting on the Thursday night to 'launch' the Campaign For A No Vote.
a police 'launch' halted a small boat
How do you get that many journalists to take time out and attend your product 'launch' ?
The award includes publication and 'launch' of his book at next year's Writers' Week in Listowel.
On May 22 I joined a small group from the American Museum of Natural History in a motor 'launch' at Niantic, Connecticut.
The company had pushed its 'launch' date from March to the end of June.
Could it be that there are no places to 'launch' boats into our river?
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.
They want to mandate at least three useful views of any space shuttle 'launch' .
But what about a person who opts out of his area of learning to 'launch' an enterprise suited to his taste?
Tim was happy to sign copies of his book for those who attended his book 'launch' .
They are expected to have the capacity to 'launch' speed vessels and allow helicopters to operate from their decks.
The Corps also purchased a motor 'launch' and put her to work for the Fort Peck District.
the government is to 'launch' a £1.25 million publicity campaign
The airline on Tuesday also announced the 'launch' of a three-times-a-week flight on the Amsterdam-Hyderabad sector from the same day.
The technicians were putting in place the final details relating to Monday's scheduled rocket 'launch' .
the 'launch' of a new campaign against drinking and driving
the 'launch' of a new campaign against drinking and driving
The book 'launch' and lecture are happening on November 25 at 8pm.
a book 'launch'
It means there are now only limited places along the coastline to 'launch' boats, windsurfers or water bikes.
He said the group had no immediate plans to 'launch' another boat toward the disputed waters.
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