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Definition of ejected - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
expelledforced to leave a place or position
- The ejected player walked off the field in anger.
2.
removalthrown out with force
- The ejected debris scattered across the area.
Origin of ejected
Latin, eicere (to throw out)
Terms with ejected included in their meaning
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liquid action
the act of liquid being ejected in a narrow stream
eject
cause something to be ejected
medical
having ejected contents of the stomach
liquid
having been ejected in a thin stream
geology
fine particles of rock ejected by a volcano during an eruption
marine
dark fluid ejected by cephalopods for protection
forceful burst
material ejected in a stream
movement
ejected forcefully in a stream
ejection
material ejected forcefully from something
physics
electron ejected from a material by light
ejected saliva
saliva, especially when ejected from the mouth
action
being kicked or ejected
physics
electron ejected from an atom in Auger effect
geology
solid matter ejected by a volcano
medical
ball of mucus ejected from the mouth
hygiene
scattered or ejected spittle
volcanology
large tephra formed from ejected lava fragments
Examples of ejected in a sentence
Ejected members are not allowed to rejoin the club. The ejected pilot landed safely. Ejected particles filled the air.
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- French:expulsé, projeté, ...
- German:ausgeschlossen, ausgeworfene, ...
- Italian:espulso, scagliato, ...
- Spanish:expulsado, arrojado, ...
- Portuguese:expulso, ejetado, ...
- Chinese:被逐出的, 被驱逐的, ...
- Japanese:退場させられた, 放出された, ...
- Arabic:مَطْرُود, مَقْذوف, ...
- Hebrew:מוּרְחָק, מוּעָף, ...
- Russian:изгнанный, вытолкнутый, ...
- Ukrainian:викинутий, ...
- Hindi:निष्कासित, फेंका गया, ...
Definition of eject - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
technologytr. TECH. remove something forcefully from a machinetr. TECH.
- Press the button to eject the CD.
2.
legal evictiontr. compel someone to leave a placetr.
- The referee had to eject the player.
3.
aviationintr. TECH. leave an aircraft using an ejection seatintr. TECH.
- The pilot had to eject during the emergency.
4.
fluid dischargetr. expel a substance from a containertr.
- The volcano can eject ash and lava.
Origin of eject
Latin, e- (out) + jacere (to throw)
Examples of eject in a sentence
She quickly ejected the tape from the player. They had to eject the unruly fan from the stadium. The security team will eject anyone causing trouble. He managed to eject just before the crash. The co-pilot had no choice but to eject immediately. The machine can eject excess water.
He pressed the button to eject the disc.
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- French:éjecter, chasser, ...
- German:auswerfen, hinauswerfen, ...
- Italian:espellere, allontanare, ...
- Spanish:expulsar, echar, ...
- Portuguese:ejetar, remover, ...
- Chinese:弹出, 驱逐, ...
- Japanese:取り出す, 退場させる, ...
- Arabic:أَخْرَجَ, طَرَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא, לְגָרֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:извлечь, удалять, ...
- Ukrainian:викидати, викинути, ...
- Hindi:बाहर निकालना, हटाना, ...
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