eject 音标拼音: [ɪdʒ'ɛkt]
vt . 逐放,放逐,喷射
n . 推断的事物
逐放,放逐,喷射推断的事物
eject 弹出
EJT eject 弹出
eject v 1 :
put out or expel from a place ; "
The unruly student was excluded from the game " [
synonym : {
eject }, {
chuck out },
{
exclude }, {
turf out }, {
boot out }, {
turn out }]
2 :
eliminate (
a substance ); "
combustion products are exhausted in the engine "; "
the plant releases a gas " [
synonym : {
exhaust },
{
discharge }, {
expel }, {
eject }, {
release }]
3 :
leave an aircraft rapidly ,
using an ejection seat or capsule 4 :
cause to come out in a squirt ; "
the boy squirted water at his little sister " [
synonym : {
squirt }, {
force out }, {
squeeze out },
{
eject }]
Eject \
E *
ject "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Ejected };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Ejecting }.] [
L .
ejectus ,
p .
p .
of ejicere ;
e out jacere to throw .
See {
Jet }
a shooting forth .]
1 .
To expel ;
to dismiss ;
to cast forth ;
to thrust or drive out ;
to discharge ;
as ,
to eject a person from a room ;
to eject a traitor from the country ;
to eject words from the language . "
Eyes ejecting flame ." --
H .
Brooke .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Law )
To cast out ;
to evict ;
to dispossess ;
as ,
to eject tenants from an estate .
Syn :
To expel ;
banish ;
drive out ;
discharge ;
oust ;
evict ;
dislodge ;
extrude ;
void .
[
1913 Webster ]
Eject \
E "
ject \,
n . [
See {
Eject },
v .
t .] (
Philos .)
An object that is a conscious or living object ,
and hence not a direct object ,
but an inferred object or act of a subject ,
not myself ; --
a term invented by W .
K .
Clifford .
[
Webster 1913 Suppl .]
173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
eject ":
abrupt ,
abstract ,
alienate ,
axe ,
belch ,
blow open ,
blow out ,
boot out ,
bounce ,
break out ,
bump ,
burst forth ,
burst out ,
cashier ,
cast ,
cast off ,
cast out ,
charge ,
chase ,
chuck ,
chuck out ,
clear ,
clear away ,
clear out ,
clear the decks ,
cock ,
cut adrift ,
cut off ,
cut out ,
debar ,
defenestrate ,
delete ,
depart ,
deport ,
detonate ,
detrude ,
disarticulate ,
disbar ,
discard ,
discharge ,
disconnect ,
disengage ,
disgorge ,
disjoin ,
disjoint ,
dismiss ,
displace ,
dispose of ,
dispossess ,
dissociate ,
disunite ,
divide ,
divorce ,
drive off ,
drive out ,
drop ,
drum out ,
elide ,
eliminate ,
emit ,
eradicate ,
eruct ,
erupt ,
estrange ,
evict ,
exclude ,
exile ,
expatriate ,
expel ,
extravasate ,
extrude ,
exude ,
fell ,
fire ,
fire off ,
force out ,
get quit of ,
get rid of ,
get shut of ,
give the hook ,
gun ,
gun for ,
heave out ,
hit ,
hurl forth ,
isolate ,
jettison ,
junk ,
kick downstairs ,
kick out ,
lay off ,
leave ,
let fly ,
let off ,
liquidate ,
load ,
make redundant ,
obtrude ,
ooze ,
oust ,
out ,
outlaw ,
part ,
pelt ,
pepper ,
pick off ,
pick out ,
pistol ,
plug ,
pot ,
potshoot ,
potshot ,
prime ,
pull away ,
pull back ,
pull out ,
purge ,
put out ,
reject ,
remove ,
repudiate ,
riddle ,
root out ,
root up ,
rout ,
rule out ,
run off ,
sack ,
segregate ,
send forth ,
send out ,
send packing ,
separate ,
sequester ,
set apart ,
set aside ,
shed ,
shoot ,
shoot at ,
shoot down ,
show ,
shut off ,
shut out ,
snipe ,
spew ,
split ,
spout ,
spurn ,
stand aloof ,
stand apart ,
stand aside ,
step aside ,
strike ,
strike off ,
strike out ,
subtract ,
take a potshot ,
throw away ,
throw off ,
throw out ,
throw over ,
throw overboard ,
throw up ,
thrust out ,
torpedo ,
toss out ,
turn out ,
uncouple ,
unyoke ,
vomit ,
vomit forth ,
weed out ,
withdraw
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EJECT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster eject, expel, oust, evict mean to drive or force out eject carries an especially strong implication of throwing or thrusting out from within as a physical action
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