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Meanings of eject in English
Synonyms
Examples for "release"
Examples for "release"
1
I ask the US government to release any information regarding this claim.
2
Asked about the song's potential release, he said: Who knows right now.
3
However, it has yet to release certain key details about the tests.
4
Zelnick said the company had a better release schedule a year earlier.
5
We're also currently working on our second album for release next year.
1
Dr Smith said point source discharge had been reduced by 90 percent.
2
Primary safety end points were adverse events after discharge and hospital readmission.
3
Access is often limited to patients at the time of hospital discharge.
4
He's met or exceeded all standard hospital discharge criteria, said Dr Conley.
5
Conclusion: One in 4 hospital medication changes was not followed post discharge.
1
Vacuum Technique provides vacuum products, exhaust management systems, valves and related products.
2
It's a really common system for most aftermarket and stock exhaust brackets.
3
The chamber communicating with the exhaust is cored out in the casting.
4
The impulse to save souls might easily exhaust itself in the individual.
5
There is no limitation to the divine forgiveness; you cannot exhaust it.
Portuguese
fazer jorrar Catalan
rajar Usage of eject in English
1
He did, however, figure out the location of his seat's eject control.
2
Strategically it will eject the UK from its role in EU councils.
3
Especially since I made sure to eject it close to a sun.
4
They returned to Kashmir to begin an insurgency seeking to eject India.
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Right now she had to eject every last Scarpe from the Hailhouse.
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To eject her with ignominy, retaining one's own dignity in the meantime.
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There is no civilised way by which men can eject a woman.
8
You say Harish Kundu wants to eject him from his ancestral holding.
9
As long as you are a Bazelhurst, I must perforce eject you.
10
We will encapsulate ourselves in packing foam and eject during the reentry.
11
Cappadox flew to eject her, but Chloë's quick tongue did its work.
12
If it takes a dunk, the mics eject water extremely quickly.
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Trump usually asks his security people to eject protesters from his campaign events.
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Conclusions: The patients with low eject fraction ventricular have satisfactory outcomes after OPCAB.
15
When it's time to eject their spores, mushrooms release water vapor.
16
So be a good fellow for once and eject the arrow.
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Frequent collocations
More collocations
Eject through the time
Eject across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common