launch
US:/lɔntʃ/
UK:/lɔːntʃ/
v.:
发射；发起；发行；使（船，尤指新船）下水
n.:
（航天器的）发射；（船的）下水；（产品的）上市；（事件的）发起
网络:
发动；开办；使下水
Word forms: (第三人称单数) launches (现在分词) launching (过去式) launched
Examples
1.
Although these kind of degrees are popular in Europe, Fuqua is one of the few business schools in the US to launch such a programme.
虽然此类项目在欧洲很流行，但福库商学院是仅有的几家在美国推出此类教学项目的商学院之一。
2.
And on this count at least, even if the missile launch was another spectacular failure, it has achieved its end.
最终如果从这点出发，即使这次发射是一次壮观的失败，它也达到了它的目标。
3.
The new museum building looks like a balloon lying on its side ready to launch. Outside is a real balloon ready to take visitors for a ride.
新的博物馆看上去象是一个气球卧着准备发射。外面是一个真的气球好像准备带游客去飞行。
4.
He said he wants to launch a dialogue not just with them, but with the wider Muslim world.
奥巴马说，他希望不仅仅只是和这些青年交流，还要和穆斯林世界进行更为广泛的对话。
5.
Mr Obama set out his vision of a world free of nuclear weapons hours after being woken in the night to be told of the launch.
在半夜里被传来的韩国发射导弹的消息惊醒后，奥巴马开始着手他的观点：在世界范围内摒除使用核武器。
6.
The company also pointed out that hackers have been using some of these vulnerabilities to launch attacks to the user's machine.
该公司还指出，已经有黑客在利用上述部分安全漏洞向用户机器发起攻击。
7.
A sumo into a hand-guns, to determine whether he is fit, and then aim at the direction of the fire to determine the launch.
将一个相扑手塞到一门大炮里，确定他是否合身，然后瞄准方向，确定发射火力。开炮！
8.
Newcomers from vineyards in a dozen countries trying to launch their finest wines on the world market come to London first for validation.
来自十几个国家葡萄园的新酒商，要想把他们最顶级的葡萄酒推向世界市场，都会先到伦敦获取交易认证。
9.
Crucially, it also maintains a 'memory' so the body can launch a more ferocious defense the next time the same invader attacks.
最重要的是，后天免疫系统还能够保持“记忆”，因此下次当同样的入侵者攻击人体时，体内能组织起效果更强的防线。
10.
Spotify is now in eight markets, with Ek admitting that the U. S. launch took up the vast majority of the company's recent efforts.
Spotify现在已经在8个国家生根发芽。埃克也承认，公司最近把大多数精力都放在了开拓美国市场上。