Launch out
verb
To start a journey, especially on water.
They decided to launch out on a new adventure in the uncharted sea.
Often appears as...
- launch out on
- launch out into
verb
To start a new venture or activity.
He decided to launch out on his own and start a new business.
Often appears as...
- launch out into
- launch out on
verb
To start a journey, especially on water.
They decided to launch out on a new adventure in the uncharted sea.
Often appears as...
- launch out on
- launch out into
verb
To start a new venture or activity.
He decided to launch out on his own and start a new business.
Often appears as...
- launch out into
- launch out on
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Journey Beginning
Used when someone begins traveling, especially where there's water or uncrossed paths involved.
After months of preparation, they were ready to launch out on their voyage around the world.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
It's often used metaphorically to mean starting something new, like an adventure or journey.
She decided to launch out into a new field of study, leaving her comfort zone behind.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Departure
Imagine the act of pushing a boat out to sea—it's a physical beginning of a trip.
They watched the ship launch out from the harbor at dawn.
Pro Tip 1/3Journey Beginning
Used when someone begins traveling, especially where there's water or uncrossed paths involved.
After months of preparation, they were ready to launch out on their voyage around the world.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
It's often used metaphorically to mean starting something new, like an adventure or journey.
She decided to launch out into a new field of study, leaving her comfort zone behind.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Departure
Imagine the act of pushing a boat out to sea—it's a physical beginning of a trip.
They watched the ship launch out from the harbor at dawn.
Pro Tip 1/3Journey Beginning
Used when someone begins traveling, especially where there's water or uncrossed paths involved.
After months of preparation, they were ready to launch out on their voyage around the world.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphorical Use
It's often used metaphorically to mean starting something new, like an adventure or journey.
She decided to launch out into a new field of study, leaving her comfort zone behind.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Departure
Imagine the act of pushing a boat out to sea—it's a physical beginning of a trip.
They watched the ship launch out from the harbor at dawn.
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