Noun(1) a motorboat with an open deck or a half deck(2) the act of propelling with force
Verb(1) set up or found,propel with force,launch for the first time,begin with vigor,get going,give impetus to,smoothen the surface of,send off,begin,initiate(2) set up or found(3) propel with force(4) launch for the first time(5) begin with vigor(6) get going(7) give impetus to(8) smoothen the surface of(9) send off(10) begin(11) initiate
Noun(1) a motorboat with an open deck or a half deck(2) the act of propelling with force
Verb(1) set up or found,propel with force,launch for the first time,begin with vigor,get going,give impetus to,smoothen the surface of,send off,begin,initiate(2) set up or found(3) propel with force(4) launch for the first time(5) begin with vigor(6) get going(7) give impetus to(8) smoothen the surface of(9) send off(10) begin(11) initiate
(1) But what about a person who opts out of his area of learning to launch an enterprise suited to his taste?(2) Since its launch at the beginning of last year, the column has never fallen off the top three u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510most readu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb pages of the paper.(3) a book launch(4) The borough council wants to build the slipway on the Hangings to allow the fire and rescue service to launch its boat into the Avon as near as possible to the junction with the Severn.(5) the government is to launch a u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25511.25 million publicity campaign(6) More often than not, one of the keys to a successful product launch is surprise and first mover advantage.(7) Product launch and program management is becoming an increasingly critical element of supplier competitiveness.(8) Tenants and local community activists also held a public meeting on the Thursday night to launch the Campaign For A No Vote.(9) The Minister for the Marine will visit the club early next month to officially launch the boat.(10) 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.(11) The book launch and lecture are happening on November 25 at 8pm.(12) I decided to man the launch and left my shipmate to finish the starboard tire-without supervision.(13) It means there are now only limited places along the coastline to launch boats, windsurfers or water bikes.(14) The company had pushed its launch date from March to the end of June.(15) The Corps also purchased a motor launch and put her to work for the Fort Peck District.(16) How do you get that many journalists to take time out and attend your product launch ?
