Definition of launcher in English:

launcher

noun ˈlɔːn(t)ʃəˈlɔn(t)ʃər

1A structure that holds a rocket or missile, typically one used as a weapon, during launching.
火箭发射装置
a rocket launcher
a grenade launcher
Example sentencesExamples
- The front launcher was recently changed from a missile launcher to a twin laser cannon.
- She wore the same traditional dress as her daughters, but unlike them carried a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile launcher.
- As the beam bit into the front of the missile launcher, the protons shed their immense kinetic energy in the form of infrared radiation.
- In addition to that at the same time, we found eight more mobile erector launchers in the same location.
- The computer aims the launcher and prompts the crew to arm and fire a pre-selected number of rounds.
- The only goal of the air force afterward was to search and find the portable launcher.
- A marine can wield a flamethrower to improve close combat effectiveness or a missile launcher to take down buildings.
- The United States developed a multitude of delivery systems, ranging from multiple rocket launchers to missiles.
- The projectile launcher fired bomblets that would stun anyone within twenty or thirty meters of the point of impact.
- Is it more economical and practical to have reusable launchers or low-cost expendable launchers?
- A special vehicle has been developed, armed with a machine gun and multiple tear gas launchers.
- Reloading the launcher with a second set of 16 rockets takes up to 20 minutes.
- The protesting workers used tanks, armoured cars, and missile launchers to seal the entrance, creating a gridlock along a nearby highway.
- There were four guns and four torpedo launchers on the cruiser, going around the dome.
- They aimed their missile launchers at the portal to destroy it, but I had to object.
- The helicopter can be fitted with gun pods, rocket launchers and air-to-air missiles attached to two removable weapons sponsons.
- These sleek designs - which range from missiles to space launchers - have been tested in wind tunnels and in computer simulations.
- The aircraft has seven wing-mounted weapon stations, including missile launchers for short-range air-to-air missiles.
- After firing the launcher is reloaded in under four minutes.
- Six kinds of weapon have been found on the ship so far, including antiaircraft missile launchers and antitank rocket guns.
1. 1.1 A rocket that is used to convey a satellite or spacecraft into orbit.
  （将人造卫星或航天器送入轨道的）运载火箭
  Example sentencesExamples
  After climbing into space on a single launcher, the satellites will adopt orbits passing over the Earth's poles.
  On board the launcher will be not one spacecraft, but two.
  This was followed by a simulated separation of the spacecraft from the launcher.
  This will be the first time that an Ariane 5 launcher places a satellite in sun-synchronous orbit.
  Envisat, with its mass of 8 tonnes, will be the heaviest satellite ever to be put into orbit by an Ariane launcher.
  Instead, we need to develop a new generation of launch systems where the launcher remains on the ground so the spacecraft is almost all payload, not propellant.
  On board is an Intelsat satellite, the 19th to be placed in orbit for the company by an Ariane launcher.
  This is only possible because we have the launchers capable of placing satellites accurately into space.
  Increasingly, both the United States and the Soviet Union made improvements to their missiles that made them capable satellite and space capsule launchers.
  Rocketry engineers will design launchers and spacecraft aimed at making space travel inexpensive and routine.
  Unreliable launchers and passenger carrier spacecraft are more likely to be lost.
  Thereafter, satellite producers could contract directly with launcher providers to deliver payloads to space.
  The launcher campaign is well underway at the European Spaceport in Kourou.
  Early this morning an Ariane 4 launcher successfully placed into orbit another satellite for Eutelsat.
  It should be noted, though, that these powerful launchers also expand Chinese capabilities to launch heavier military satellites.
  It will serve as the main launcher for Russian military satellites.
  This meant that it must develop launchers and have its own spaceport.
  Once the launcher reaches geo-stationary orbit, Sloshsat will be ejected from the craft and the experiments will begin once it has made contact with the ground crew.
  Below are the satellite launchers that have gone up a hundred or more times, and the percentage of those launches that failed.
  Satellite launchers can be taxed for cleanup, kind of like a bottle deposit.

Definition of launcher in US English:

launcher

nounˈlôn(t)SHərˈlɔn(t)ʃər

1A structure that holds a rocket or missile, typically one used as a weapon, during launching.
火箭发射装置
a rocket launcher
a grenade launcher
Example sentencesExamples
- The helicopter can be fitted with gun pods, rocket launchers and air-to-air missiles attached to two removable weapons sponsons.
- Reloading the launcher with a second set of 16 rockets takes up to 20 minutes.
- Is it more economical and practical to have reusable launchers or low-cost expendable launchers?
- A special vehicle has been developed, armed with a machine gun and multiple tear gas launchers.
- The front launcher was recently changed from a missile launcher to a twin laser cannon.
- The only goal of the air force afterward was to search and find the portable launcher.
- They aimed their missile launchers at the portal to destroy it, but I had to object.
- These sleek designs - which range from missiles to space launchers - have been tested in wind tunnels and in computer simulations.
- As the beam bit into the front of the missile launcher, the protons shed their immense kinetic energy in the form of infrared radiation.
- Six kinds of weapon have been found on the ship so far, including antiaircraft missile launchers and antitank rocket guns.
- A marine can wield a flamethrower to improve close combat effectiveness or a missile launcher to take down buildings.
- After firing the launcher is reloaded in under four minutes.
- In addition to that at the same time, we found eight more mobile erector launchers in the same location.
- There were four guns and four torpedo launchers on the cruiser, going around the dome.
- The United States developed a multitude of delivery systems, ranging from multiple rocket launchers to missiles.
- The protesting workers used tanks, armoured cars, and missile launchers to seal the entrance, creating a gridlock along a nearby highway.
- The aircraft has seven wing-mounted weapon stations, including missile launchers for short-range air-to-air missiles.
- She wore the same traditional dress as her daughters, but unlike them carried a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile launcher.
- The projectile launcher fired bomblets that would stun anyone within twenty or thirty meters of the point of impact.
- The computer aims the launcher and prompts the crew to arm and fire a pre-selected number of rounds.
1. 1.1 A rocket that is used to convey a satellite or spacecraft into orbit.
  （将人造卫星或航天器送入轨道的）运载火箭
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is only possible because we have the launchers capable of placing satellites accurately into space.
  This was followed by a simulated separation of the spacecraft from the launcher.
  Unreliable launchers and passenger carrier spacecraft are more likely to be lost.
  It will serve as the main launcher for Russian military satellites.
  Instead, we need to develop a new generation of launch systems where the launcher remains on the ground so the spacecraft is almost all payload, not propellant.
  Once the launcher reaches geo-stationary orbit, Sloshsat will be ejected from the craft and the experiments will begin once it has made contact with the ground crew.
  On board is an Intelsat satellite, the 19th to be placed in orbit for the company by an Ariane launcher.
  This will be the first time that an Ariane 5 launcher places a satellite in sun-synchronous orbit.
  After climbing into space on a single launcher, the satellites will adopt orbits passing over the Earth's poles.
  Early this morning an Ariane 4 launcher successfully placed into orbit another satellite for Eutelsat.
  Envisat, with its mass of 8 tonnes, will be the heaviest satellite ever to be put into orbit by an Ariane launcher.
  Rocketry engineers will design launchers and spacecraft aimed at making space travel inexpensive and routine.
  Thereafter, satellite producers could contract directly with launcher providers to deliver payloads to space.
  The launcher campaign is well underway at the European Spaceport in Kourou.
  Below are the satellite launchers that have gone up a hundred or more times, and the percentage of those launches that failed.
  Increasingly, both the United States and the Soviet Union made improvements to their missiles that made them capable satellite and space capsule launchers.
  This meant that it must develop launchers and have its own spaceport.
  On board the launcher will be not one spacecraft, but two.
  Satellite launchers can be taxed for cleanup, kind of like a bottle deposit.
  It should be noted, though, that these powerful launchers also expand Chinese capabilities to launch heavier military satellites.

词汇	launcher
释义	Definition of launcher in English: launcher noun ˈlɔːn(t)ʃəˈlɔn(t)ʃər 1A structure that holds a rocket or missile, typically one used as a weapon, during launching. 火箭发射装置 a rocket launcher a grenade launcher Example sentencesExamples The front launcher was recently changed from a missile launcher to a twin laser cannon. She wore the same traditional dress as her daughters, but unlike them carried a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile launcher. As the beam bit into the front of the missile launcher, the protons shed their immense kinetic energy in the form of infrared radiation. In addition to that at the same time, we found eight more mobile erector launchers in the same location. The computer aims the launcher and prompts the crew to arm and fire a pre-selected number of rounds. The only goal of the air force afterward was to search and find the portable launcher. A marine can wield a flamethrower to improve close combat effectiveness or a missile launcher to take down buildings. The United States developed a multitude of delivery systems, ranging from multiple rocket launchers to missiles. The projectile launcher fired bomblets that would stun anyone within twenty or thirty meters of the point of impact. Is it more economical and practical to have reusable launchers or low-cost expendable launchers? A special vehicle has been developed, armed with a machine gun and multiple tear gas launchers. Reloading the launcher with a second set of 16 rockets takes up to 20 minutes. The protesting workers used tanks, armoured cars, and missile launchers to seal the entrance, creating a gridlock along a nearby highway. There were four guns and four torpedo launchers on the cruiser, going around the dome. They aimed their missile launchers at the portal to destroy it, but I had to object. The helicopter can be fitted with gun pods, rocket launchers and air-to-air missiles attached to two removable weapons sponsons. These sleek designs - which range from missiles to space launchers - have been tested in wind tunnels and in computer simulations. The aircraft has seven wing-mounted weapon stations, including missile launchers for short-range air-to-air missiles. After firing the launcher is reloaded in under four minutes. Six kinds of weapon have been found on the ship so far, including antiaircraft missile launchers and antitank rocket guns. 1.1 A rocket that is used to convey a satellite or spacecraft into orbit. （将人造卫星或航天器送入轨道的）运载火箭 Example sentencesExamples After climbing into space on a single launcher, the satellites will adopt orbits passing over the Earth's poles. On board the launcher will be not one spacecraft, but two. This was followed by a simulated separation of the spacecraft from the launcher. This will be the first time that an Ariane 5 launcher places a satellite in sun-synchronous orbit. Envisat, with its mass of 8 tonnes, will be the heaviest satellite ever to be put into orbit by an Ariane launcher. Instead, we need to develop a new generation of launch systems where the launcher remains on the ground so the spacecraft is almost all payload, not propellant. On board is an Intelsat satellite, the 19th to be placed in orbit for the company by an Ariane launcher. This is only possible because we have the launchers capable of placing satellites accurately into space. Increasingly, both the United States and the Soviet Union made improvements to their missiles that made them capable satellite and space capsule launchers. Rocketry engineers will design launchers and spacecraft aimed at making space travel inexpensive and routine. Unreliable launchers and passenger carrier spacecraft are more likely to be lost. Thereafter, satellite producers could contract directly with launcher providers to deliver payloads to space. The launcher campaign is well underway at the European Spaceport in Kourou. Early this morning an Ariane 4 launcher successfully placed into orbit another satellite for Eutelsat. It should be noted, though, that these powerful launchers also expand Chinese capabilities to launch heavier military satellites. It will serve as the main launcher for Russian military satellites. This meant that it must develop launchers and have its own spaceport. Once the launcher reaches geo-stationary orbit, Sloshsat will be ejected from the craft and the experiments will begin once it has made contact with the ground crew. Below are the satellite launchers that have gone up a hundred or more times, and the percentage of those launches that failed. Satellite launchers can be taxed for cleanup, kind of like a bottle deposit. Definition of launcher in US English: launcher nounˈlôn(t)SHərˈlɔn(t)ʃər 1A structure that holds a rocket or missile, typically one used as a weapon, during launching. 火箭发射装置 a rocket launcher a grenade launcher Example sentencesExamples The helicopter can be fitted with gun pods, rocket launchers and air-to-air missiles attached to two removable weapons sponsons. Reloading the launcher with a second set of 16 rockets takes up to 20 minutes. Is it more economical and practical to have reusable launchers or low-cost expendable launchers? A special vehicle has been developed, armed with a machine gun and multiple tear gas launchers. The front launcher was recently changed from a missile launcher to a twin laser cannon. The only goal of the air force afterward was to search and find the portable launcher. They aimed their missile launchers at the portal to destroy it, but I had to object. These sleek designs - which range from missiles to space launchers - have been tested in wind tunnels and in computer simulations. As the beam bit into the front of the missile launcher, the protons shed their immense kinetic energy in the form of infrared radiation. Six kinds of weapon have been found on the ship so far, including antiaircraft missile launchers and antitank rocket guns. A marine can wield a flamethrower to improve close combat effectiveness or a missile launcher to take down buildings. After firing the launcher is reloaded in under four minutes. In addition to that at the same time, we found eight more mobile erector launchers in the same location. There were four guns and four torpedo launchers on the cruiser, going around the dome. The United States developed a multitude of delivery systems, ranging from multiple rocket launchers to missiles. The protesting workers used tanks, armoured cars, and missile launchers to seal the entrance, creating a gridlock along a nearby highway. The aircraft has seven wing-mounted weapon stations, including missile launchers for short-range air-to-air missiles. She wore the same traditional dress as her daughters, but unlike them carried a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile launcher. The projectile launcher fired bomblets that would stun anyone within twenty or thirty meters of the point of impact. The computer aims the launcher and prompts the crew to arm and fire a pre-selected number of rounds. 1.1 A rocket that is used to convey a satellite or spacecraft into orbit. （将人造卫星或航天器送入轨道的）运载火箭 Example sentencesExamples This is only possible because we have the launchers capable of placing satellites accurately into space. This was followed by a simulated separation of the spacecraft from the launcher. Unreliable launchers and passenger carrier spacecraft are more likely to be lost. It will serve as the main launcher for Russian military satellites. Instead, we need to develop a new generation of launch systems where the launcher remains on the ground so the spacecraft is almost all payload, not propellant. Once the launcher reaches geo-stationary orbit, Sloshsat will be ejected from the craft and the experiments will begin once it has made contact with the ground crew. On board is an Intelsat satellite, the 19th to be placed in orbit for the company by an Ariane launcher. This will be the first time that an Ariane 5 launcher places a satellite in sun-synchronous orbit. After climbing into space on a single launcher, the satellites will adopt orbits passing over the Earth's poles. Early this morning an Ariane 4 launcher successfully placed into orbit another satellite for Eutelsat. Envisat, with its mass of 8 tonnes, will be the heaviest satellite ever to be put into orbit by an Ariane launcher. Rocketry engineers will design launchers and spacecraft aimed at making space travel inexpensive and routine. Thereafter, satellite producers could contract directly with launcher providers to deliver payloads to space. The launcher campaign is well underway at the European Spaceport in Kourou. Below are the satellite launchers that have gone up a hundred or more times, and the percentage of those launches that failed. Increasingly, both the United States and the Soviet Union made improvements to their missiles that made them capable satellite and space capsule launchers. This meant that it must develop launchers and have its own spaceport. On board the launcher will be not one spacecraft, but two. Satellite launchers can be taxed for cleanup, kind of like a bottle deposit. It should be noted, though, that these powerful launchers also expand Chinese capabilities to launch heavier military satellites.
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