发射英语怎么说

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How to say "launch" or "blast off" in English depends on the context. Here are a few possible translations:

- If you are talking about launching a spacecraft or a missile, you can say "launch." For example: "The rocket will launch tomorrow morning."

- If you are talking about a rocket blasting off, you can say "blast off." For example: "The astronauts are scheduled to blast off in three hours."

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- If you are talking about launching a product, a marketing campAIgn, or a new initiative, you can use "launch" as well. For example: "We're planning to launch our new app next month."

- If you are talking about launching a verbal attack or a criticism, you can use "fire" or "level." For example: "The politician fired off a series of accusations agAInst his OPPOnent." Or "The critics leveled harsh criticism at the director's latest film."

- If you are talking about launching into action, you can use "Spring into action," "jump into action," or "leap into action." For example: "When the alarm sounded, the firefighters sprang into action."