launching
Pronunciation: [ˈlɔːnʧɪŋ]
Context: “projects”
(verb) to start something new, like a project, product, or idea. It's like when a company shows everyone a new toy for the first time.
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The company is launching a new video game next week that everyone is excited about.
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They weren't launching any new products this year, so there will be no fresh surprises.
Example
When is the school launching the new reading program?
Context: “space exploration”
(verb) to send a spacecraft or rocket into the sky. This is what happens when we want to explore space and learn more about the universe.
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The scientists are launching the satellite today to study the Earth's atmosphere.
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Last month's mission failed because they couldn't launch the rocket on time.
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Are they planning to launch the new satellite next month?
Context: “beginning”
(noun) the act of starting something new, like a project or event. It's the opening step, like the starting bell for a race.
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The launching of the new program was a great success and received many positive reviews.
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The launching wasn't planned well, so people didn’t show up.
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What was the launching of the festival like last year?