launch game
lɔntʃ ɡeɪm
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Definition of launch game - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
game publishingTECH.release a video game to the publicTECH.
  • The company will launch game next month.
publish release
2.
software startupTECH.start a video game or applicationTECH.
  • He decided to launch game after finishing his homework.
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Expressions with launch

launch intov.
start something with energy or enthusiasm
She launched into her presentation with confidence.
launch outv.
begin a new activity with enthusiasm
She decided to launch out into a new career.
launch a withering attack onv.
start a strong and damaging criticism
The politician launched a withering attack on his opponent's policies.
failure to launchn.
young adult's inability to start independent life
His failure to launch worried his parents.
launch a careerv.
initiate a path in a specific field
He launched a career in music at a young age.
launch a websitev.
make a website available to the public
They plan to launch a website for their new product next month.

Expressions with game

game overn.
end of a video game session
The screen displayed 'game over' after the last life was lost.
mind gamen.
game involving logical thinking
Chess is often considered a mind game.
blame gamen.
situation where people blame each other to avoid responsibility
The meeting turned into a blame game after the mistake.
fair gamen.
something permissible by the rules
In this debate, any argument is fair game.
make a game ofv.
turn an activity into a game
They made a game of cleaning the house to make it fun.
play the gamev.
to participate in a game or sport
She always plays the game with enthusiasm..
rules of the gamen.
specific regulations that dictate how a game is played
The rules of the game were explained before we started.
beat someone at their own gamev.
successfully use someone's methods and strategies against them
She beat the bully at their own game, using his tricks against him.
drop a gamev.
lose a game in a competition
The team dropped a game in the finals.
game onexp.
used to signal the start of an activity
The coach shouted 'game on' to start the match.

Terms related to launch game

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consoleentertainmentgamelaunchplaypublicreleasevideoapplicationbeginsoftwarestart

Examples of launch game in a sentence

  • The studio will launch game at the expo.
  • She can't wait to launch game on her new console.
  • They will launch game after the update finishes.

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  1. French:sortir, lancer le jeu, ...
  2. German:veröffentlichen, Spiel starten, ...
  3. Italian:lanciare, avviare il gioco, ...
  4. Spanish:lanzar, iniciar juego, ...
  5. Portuguese:lançar, iniciar o jogo, ...
  6. Chinese:发布游戏, 启动游戏, ...
  7. Japanese:発売する, ゲームを起動する, ...
  8. Arabic:أَطْلَقَ, شَغَّلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַשִּׁיק מִשְׂחָק, לְהַפְעִיל, ...
  10. Russian:запустить игру, ...
  11. Ukrainian:випускати гру, запустити гру, ...
  12. Hindi:लॉन्च करना, खेल शुरू करना, ...
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