launch in Kashmiri कॉशुर

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launch

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expr. launch out, to begin; start.
Ex. The small man ... is ... slow to launch out into expense, when things are going well (Augustus Jessopp).

launch

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launch (1), verb, noun.

launch

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launch (2), noun.
1. a small, more or less open motorboat, used for pleasure trips or carrying passengers to and from larger boats off shore.
2. the largest boat carried by a warship.

launch

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noun 1. the act of setting an aircraft, rocket, or missile into motion.
Ex. The launch of the first space vehicle was a historic event.
2. the movement of a boat or ship from the land into the water, especially the sliding of a new ship from

launch

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v.i. 1. to start; set out.
Ex. (Figurative.) He used the money to launch into a new business. (Figurative.) The traveler launched into a long description of his voyage.
2. to burst; plunge.
Ex. The rebels launched into a violent attack

launch

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v.t. 1. to cause to slide into the water; set afloat.
Ex. A new ship is launched from the supports on which it was built.
2. to push out or put forth on the water or into the air.
Ex. The satellite was launched in a rocket.
3. (