Lift off Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɫɪft/ /ˈɔf

LIFT-awf

UK

lˈɪft/ /ˈɒf

LIFT-of

परिभाषा

To rise into the air, especially used when a rocket or spacecraft leaves the ground and starts flying.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Mostly used for rockets and spacecraft, rarely for airplanes (which usually 'take off'). Sometimes used figuratively for starting big projects. Can be a noun ('the lift-off was successful') or a phrasal verb ('the rocket will lift off at noon').

• Spanish: despegar - lanzamiento (de cohetes)
• Portuguese (BR): decolar - lançamento (de foguetes)
• Portuguese (PT): descolar - lançamento (de foguetões)
• Chinese (Simplified): 升空 - 发射
• Chinese (Traditional): 升空 - 發射
• Hindi: प्रक्षेपण - ऊपर उठना
• Arabic: الإقلاع (للصواريخ) - انطلاق
• Bengali: উড়ে ওঠা - উৎক্ষেপণ
• Russian: старт - взлет
• Japanese: 打ち上げ - 離陸（宇宙船など）
• Vietnamese: phóng lên - cất cánh (tàu vũ trụ)
• Korean: 발사 - 이륙(우주선 등)
• Turkish: fırlatılmak - havalanmak (uzay aracı için)
• Urdu: اڑان بھرنا - چھوڑنا (راکٹ/خلائی جہاز کے لئے)
• Indonesian: phóng lên - cất cánh (tàu vũ trụ)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The rocket will lift off at 10 a.m.

basic

We watched the spaceship lift off on TV.

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The countdown finished and the rocket lifted off.

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Everyone cheered as the capsule finally lifted off into space.

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The project is ready to lift off next month after months of planning.

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Did you see the incredible lift-off yesterday?

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