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lansa
to launch /lanˈsa/
verb#3878 most common
Also: to release (a product), to float (a ship), to set off (a rocket)
Example sentences
El lansează o rachetă de jucărie.
He launches a toy rocket.
Firma va lansa un telefon nou luna viitoare.
The firm will launch a new phone next month.
Scriitorul și-a lansat cartea la târgul de carte.
The writer launched his book at the book fair.
NASA a lansat cu succes o rachetă spre Marte.
NASA successfully launched a rocket to Mars.
Guvernul intenționează să lanseze o campanie națională de vaccinare până la sfârșitul anului.
The government plans to launch a national vaccination campaign by the end of the year.
Deși criticii se așteptau la un eșec, compania a lansat produsul cu o strategie de marketing care a surprins întreaga industrie.
Although critics expected failure, the company launched the product with a marketing strategy that surprised the whole industry.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | lansez | lansai | voi lansa |
| 2sg | lansezi | lansași | vei lansa |
| 3sg | lansează | lansă | va lansa |
| 1pl | lansăm | lansarăm | vom lansa |
| 2pl | lansați | lansarăți | veți lansa |
| 3pl | lansează | lansară | vor lansa |
Word family
lansarea launch, launching
lansatorlauncher
relansato relaunch
lansatlaunched
a se lansato launch oneself, to break into a field
Etymology
Romanian borrowed "lansa" from French "lancer" during the 19th-century modernization of its vocabulary. French "lancer" descends from Latin "lanceare", meaning to wield or throw a lance, itself built on "lancea", the word for a lance or spear. The Latin root of "lancea" is not securely traced to a Proto-Indo-European form, so its deepest origin stays uncertain.
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