Liftoff Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɫɪfˌtɔf

LIF-tawf

UK

lˈɪftɒf

LIF-tof

التعريف

The moment when a rocket or spacecraft leaves the ground and begins its flight.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Liftoff" is used mainly for rockets, spacecraft, or sometimes airplanes. Common in news reports, science, and space exploration. Not used for cars or everyday departures. You might hear "It's liftoff!" to mark the exciting start of a space mission.

• Spanish: despegue (de cohete)
• Portuguese (BR): decolagem (de foguete)
• Portuguese (PT): descolagem (de foguetão)
• Chinese (Simplified): 发射升空
• Chinese (Traditional): 發射升空
• Hindi: लॉन्च (रॉकेट का उठना)
• Arabic: الإقلاع (انطلاق الصاروخ)
• Bengali: উৎক্ষেপণ
• Russian: старт - взлёт (космического корабля)
• Japanese: 打ち上げ
• Vietnamese: phóng (tên lửa/phi thuyền) - sự phóng lên
• Korean: 발사
• Turkish: fırlatma
• Urdu: پرواز (راکٹ/خلائی جہاز کی)
• Indonesian: peluncuran

جمل نموذجية

The rocket's liftoff was at 9 a.m.

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Everyone cheered at the moment of liftoff.

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The astronauts prepared for liftoff.

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"Liftoff! We have a liftoff!" the announcer shouted excitedly.

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The crowd fell silent just seconds before liftoff.

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After a perfect liftoff, the mission continued smoothly.

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