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91lash out — Brit. spend money extravagantly. → lash lash out hit or kick out. → lash lash out launch a verbal attack. → lash …
92all-out — 1. adjective a) using every available means They were planning to launch an all out attack against the enemy. b) covering all aspects without exception This book is an all out examination of a very important issue in our community. See Also: full …
93Carve-out — 1. Sometimes known as a partial spinoff, a carve out occurs when a parent company sells a minority (usually 20% or less) stake in a subsidiary for an IPO or rights offering. 2. Where an established brick and mortar company hooks up with venture… …
94roll-out — n [U and C] an occasion when a new product is made available for people to buy or use = ↑launch ▪ Sun had to cancel the intended roll out of the 514 model …
95bring out — 1) they were bringing out a new magazine Syn: launch, establish, begin, start, found, set up, instigate, inaugurate, market; publish, print, issue, produce 2) the shawl brings out the color of your eyes Syn …
96bring something out — 1 they were bringing out a new magazine: LAUNCH, establish, begin, start, found, set up, instigate, inaugurate, market; publish, print …
97roll-out — UK US (also rollout) noun [C or U] (also rolling launch) MARKETING ► an occasion when a new product or service is gradually made available to more people after it has first been tested in a particular area: rollout of sth »Rollout of the new… …
98roll-out — noun 1》 the unveiling or launch of a new aircraft, spacecraft, or product. 2》 Aeronautics the stage of an aircraft s landing during which it travels along the runway while losing speed. 3》 American Football a play in which a quarterback moves out …
99bring out — ► bring out 1) produce and launch (a new product or publication). 2) emphasize (a feature). 3) encourage (someone) to feel more confident. Main Entry: ↑bring …
100roll out — ► roll out officially launch (a new product). Main Entry: ↑roll …
