launch

[fā shè]

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Chinese vocabulary

Launch, a Chinese word, is spelled f \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\; Release or eject; Shoot.

Chinese name: launch
Foreign name: fire
Pinyin: fā shè

Nature: Chinese Pinyin
Origin: Analytical Dictionary of Characters
modernization: Pure voice control, voice induction
English: to shoot (a projectile); to launch (a rocket, space ship)

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1. [emit]: Issue

emission spectrum

2. [launch; project; shot]: [release or eject [self-propelled objects] from inclined rails, launchers or other devices]

Launch one torpedo

3. [fire]: [shoot with or as if with a gun]

discharge shots^[1]

The phenomenon that the gas pressure pushes the warhead out of the chamber

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It refers to light, arrows, bullets, rockets, radio waves, etc.

Chinese Yang Xiong 《 Feather hunting ode 》: "Yingdou Siming launches from the sky arc."

Chinese Ban Gu 《 Dongdu Fu 》: "Emitted from base, Fan Shi Yu 。”

Junqing "Ode to Autumn, Lijiabu in the Battle": "In the rumbling sound, in the laughter of people, the gunshots are fired intermittently."

Xu Chi On the Blast Furnace: "Molten steel and iron are emitting golden light."

Ba Jin's "General Preface": "On its way, it also sent out all kinds of water spray, which contains love, hate, joy and pain."^[1]

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(1) She felt that not only a pair of beautiful angel wings would grow on her back, but also the whole body seemed to be emitting auspicious light... (On page 349, Oriental Publishing Center August 2006)

(2) The leader fired three questions one after another, which made Fang Yuan dumbfounded. （《 Selected Miniature Novels 》No. 2, 2004, page 49)

"Launch" refers to the use of a mechanical device to launch the object in question. The target of the word must be bullets, shells, rockets air waves , artificial satellite, spacecraft and other concrete concepts. The "auspicious light" in the first sentence is a kind of luminous substance, and the "rhetorical question" in the second sentence is an abstract concept. Neither of them can use "launch" as its dominant language. In both sentences, "launch" can be changed to "send".

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