launch out on (something)
launch out on (something)
1. To begin or set out on a journey or trip. The battalion launched out on their voyage across the sea. I was filled with both pride and sadness to watch my youngest child set out on his first trip by himself.
2. To begin or initiate some plan, undertaking, or project. After a disastrous season last year, the team has bounced back and launched out on a 12-game winning streak. The group of rebels launched out on a futile attempt to overthrow the government. The young entrepreneur was only 23 when he launched out on his own, founding what would eventually become a multi-billion dollar corporation.
3. To begin moving or journeying on some body of water. We must ensure our supplies are fully stocked before we launch out on the unforgiving Atlantic ocean. Nearly 200 rowers launched out on the wild river.
See also: launch, on, out
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
launch out on something
to start out to do something or go somewhere. When are you going to launch out on your expedition? Ted and Bill launched out on their trip through the mountains.
See also: launch, on, out
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- launch out on
- a sad sight
- empty nest syndrome
- heavy heart, with a
- weep for
- weep about
- weep about (someone or something)
- grieve over
- grieve over (someone or something)
- break somebody's heart