eject
word
Definition
To force someone or something to leave a place or to remove something, often suddenly or by a mechanical action, such as pressing the eject button on a device.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in technical, mechanical, or formal contexts ('eject a CD', 'eject a pilot from a plane'). Informal synonyms: 'kick out', 'throw out' (for people), but 'eject' is more abrupt and forceful. Common with devices (CD, USB).
Spanish: expulsar - echar - expulsar (dispositivo)Portuguese (BR): ejetar - expulsar - remover (dispositivo)Portuguese (PT): ejetar - expulsar - remover (aparelho)Chinese (Simplified): 弹出 - 逐出 - 驱逐Chinese (Traditional): 彈出 - 驅逐 - 逐出Hindi: बाहर निकालना - निष्कासित करनाArabic: طرد - إخراجBengali: নিষ্কাসন করা - বের করে দেওয়াRussian: извлечь - выбросить - выгнатьJapanese: 取り出す - 退去させる - 追い出すVietnamese: đẩy ra - tống ra - trục xuấtKorean: 배출하다 - 내쫓다 - 추방하다Turkish: çıkarmak - fırlatmak - kovmakUrdu: نکال دینا - باہر نکالناIndonesian: mengeluarkan - menendang keluar
Example Sentences
Please eject the CD from the computer.
basic
The referee had to eject two players for fighting.
basic
How do I eject the USB safely?
basic
The pilot had no choice but to eject when the engine failed.
natural
If anyone causes trouble again, the manager will eject them from the club.
natural
Don’t forget to eject your ticket before you leave the parking lot.
natural