launching
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
the act of starting a new business, product, or event for the first time.
the formal initiation or introduction of a new product, service, or venture to the public.
Simple“The launching of the new smartphone attracted thousands of tech fans.”
In context“The successful launching of the regional marketing campaign resulted in a significant uptick in brand engagement across all digital platforms.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
the act of sending a rocket into the sky or putting a new ship into the water.
the physical act of propelling a vehicle into the atmosphere or onto the water for the first time.
Simple“Crowds gathered at the coast to watch the launching of the giant ship.”
In context“The precise launching of the satellite required perfect weather conditions and a series of complex mechanical checks.”
SynonymsAntonyms
“There are reasons to take up standup, and then there’s Daran “Jonno” Johnson launching this new career aged 38 as a form of exposure therapy for anxiety.”
“He said Russia was launching its own version of the Starlink satellite network, called Rassvet, ahead of schedule, with 16 satellites now up and a planned increase to 292 in 2027.”