launch missile

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• launch pad — launch′ (or launch′ing) pad or launch′pad n. 1) mil the platform on which a rocket, missile, etc., is launched 2) something that serves to launch or initiate • Etymology: 1955–60 …   From formal English to slang

• launch|ing pad — «LN chihng, LAHN », 1. surface or platform on which a rocket or missile is prepared for launching and from which it is shot into the air: »Launching pads must withstand high temperatures and high velocity exhaust blasts. The nuclear powered… …   Useful english dictionary

• launch — Ⅰ. launch [1] ► VERB 1) move (a boat or ship) from land into the water. 2) send out or hurl (a rocket or other missile). 3) begin (an enterprise) or introduce (a new product). 4) (launch into) begin energetically and enthusiastically. ► …   English terms dictionary