Ejecting Meaning in English

word · lemma: eject

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Definition

The act of forcing something or someone out of a place or object, such as removing a disk from a device or forcing a person to leave.

Usage & Nuances

'Ejecting' is formal/technical and often used for machines (ejecting a CD, ejecting a pilot from a jet). For people, it's usually formal or official (ejecting someone from a game or building). Don't confuse with 'injecting' (put in). Common collocations: 'ejecting a disk', 'ejecting a cartridge', 'ejecting a player'.

• Spanish: expulsar - sacar - expulsión (de algo físico)
• Portuguese (BR): ejetar - expulsar - tirar para fora
• Portuguese (PT): ejetar - expulsar
• Chinese (Simplified): 弹出 - 排出 - 驱逐
• Chinese (Traditional): 彈出 - 排出 - 驅逐
• Hindi: निकालना - बाहर फेंकना
• Arabic: طرد - إخراج
• Bengali: বের করে দেওয়া - উচ্ছেদ করা - নির্গত করা
• Russian: извлекать - удалять - выбрасывать
• Japanese: 取り出す - 退出させる - 排出する
• Vietnamese: đẩy ra - tống ra - loại ra
• Korean: 배출하다 - 내쫓다 - 꺼내다
• Turkish: çıkarmak - dışarı atmak
• Urdu: نکالنا - باہر نکالنا
• Indonesian: mengeluarkan - menendang keluar

Example Sentences

The printer is ejecting the printed page.

basic

He is ejecting the DVD from the player.

basic

The referee is ejecting the player for breaking the rules.

basic

After the crash, the pilot was ejecting from the jet within seconds.

natural

Please wait before ejecting the USB drive to avoid losing data.

natural

Security is ejecting anyone causing trouble at the event.

natural