英语词汇launch的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

launch /lɔːntʃ $ lɒːntʃ/ verb 1. to start something big or importantnounslaunch a campaign The police have launched a campaign to reduce car crime.launch an appeal We have raised $150,000 since we launched the appeal.launch an attack/assault/offensive (=start attacking an area or group of people) The army launched an assault on the eastern part of the country.launch a search/hunt The police immediately launched a murder hunt.launch a project/initiative/scheme The government has launched another initiative to help boost employment.launch a business/company She launched her business in 2000.launch a product/range The company will be launching 3 new products in the Spring. | They have launched a range of baby clothes made from organic cotton.adverbsofficially/formally launch sth The scheme will be officially launched next month. | Wikipedia was formally launched in 2001.successfully launch sth Many graduates successfully launch their own businesses.launch sth nationally When do they plan to launch the product nationally?phrasesplan/prepare to launch sth We are planning to launch an exciting new range of products later in the year. | Enemy troops were preparing to launch an attack from the rear.THESAURUS: launch → start1 (1)2. to send something into the sky, into space, or into the waternounslaunch a rocket The rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral.launch a missile Two soldiers prepared to launch the missile.launch a satellite The cost of launching a satellite is extremely high.launch a ship/boat We watched as the ship was launched into the river.prepositionslaunch sth into sth Hundreds of people gathered to watch the Space Shuttle be launched into space.

词组	launch
释义	launch /lɔːntʃ $ lɒːntʃ/ verb 1. to start something big or importantnounslaunch a campaign The police have launched a campaign to reduce car crime.launch an appeal We have raised $150,000 since we launched the appeal.launch an attack/assault/offensive (=start attacking an area or group of people) The army launched an assault on the eastern part of the country.launch a search/hunt The police immediately launched a murder hunt.launch a project/initiative/scheme The government has launched another initiative to help boost employment.launch a business/company She launched her business in 2000.launch a product/range The company will be launching 3 new products in the Spring. \| They have launched a range of baby clothes made from organic cotton.adverbsofficially/formally launch sth The scheme will be officially launched next month. \| Wikipedia was formally launched in 2001.successfully launch sth Many graduates successfully launch their own businesses.launch sth nationally When do they plan to launch the product nationally?phrasesplan/prepare to launch sth We are planning to launch an exciting new range of products later in the year. \| Enemy troops were preparing to launch an attack from the rear.THESAURUS: launch → start1 (1)2. to send something into the sky, into space, or into the waternounslaunch a rocket The rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral.launch a missile Two soldiers prepared to launch the missile.launch a satellite The cost of launching a satellite is extremely high.launch a ship/boat We watched as the ship was launched into the river.prepositionslaunch sth into sth Hundreds of people gathered to watch the Space Shuttle be launched into space.
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