Launch Into

Pronunciation: /lɔːntʃ ˈɪntuː/

Definitions of launch into

verb to start or begin something energetically or enthusiastically

Example Sentences

A1 She launched into a new hobby of painting.

A2 He launched into a passionate speech about climate change.

B1 The company decided to launch into a new market with their latest product.

B2 After months of preparation, the band finally launched into their world tour.

C1 The politician launched into a scathing attack on their opponent during the debate.

C2 The author launched into a detailed explanation of the symbolism in their novel during the book signing event.

Examples of launch into in a Sentence

formal The company plans to launch into a new market next quarter.

informal I'm thinking about launching into a new hobby this weekend.

slang Let's launch into this project and get it done quickly.

figurative After a brief introduction, the speaker decided to launch into the main topic of discussion.

Grammatical Forms of launch into

• past tense: launched into
• plural: launch into
• comparative: more launched into
• superlative: most launched into
• present tense: launches into
• future tense: will launch into
• perfect tense: has launched into
• continuous tense: is launching into
• singular: launches into
• positive degree: launch into
• infinitive: to launch into
• gerund: launching into
• participle: launched into

Origin and Evolution of launch into

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The phrase 'launch into' originated from the Old French word 'lanchier' meaning to throw or hurl.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a literal sense of physically throwing or hurling something, the phrase 'launch into' evolved to also mean starting or beginning something energetically or enthusiastically.