launch into

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积极投入; 猛烈展开

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 积极投入；猛烈展开
  If youlaunch intosomething such as a speech, task, or fight, you enthusiastically start it.
  1. Horrigan launched into a speech about the importance of new projects...
     霍里根就新项目的重要性慷慨陈词。
  2. Geoff has launched himself into fatherhood with great enthusiasm.
     杰夫满怀热情地做起父亲来。

双语例句

• Geoff has launched himself into fatherhood with great enthusiasm.
  杰夫满怀热情地做起父亲来。
• Hence, when Mr Greenberg decided to launch into a whole new business in 1986 no one raised an eyebrow.
  因此，当格林伯格决定开设一个全新的业务，没有人提出质疑。
• Before we launch into this let's recap briefly about party organisation, as seen a previous developer's dairy.
  开始之前我们先简要复述一下之前提到的政党组织。
• Now that competition has been presumably safeguarded for the next five years, Google can launch into its plans for ITA's technology: new flight search capability.
  既然市场未来五年的竞争已经获得保障，谷歌就能启动计划，将ITA技术的投入新的航班搜索功能。
• He used the money to launch into a new business.
  他利用这笔钱开始从事一新行业。
• Not only would such a team be able to innovate products, it would help to ensure a successful product launch into the marketplace.
  其意义不仅仅在于一个团队能够革新产品，它将确保一种成功的商品投放市场。
• Before you launch into Alice in Wonderland, find out what kind of story the interviewer wants to hear.
  在你开始讲《爱丽丝漫游奇境记》之前，先弄清楚面试官想听什么样的故事。
• Ask him a technical question in an interview and he will launch into an off-topic reminiscence about one of the former greats he has taught.
  如果在采访中问他一些技术性问题，他会常常陷入对他曾教过的伟大球员的有点跑题的缅怀之中。
• When we walk up to introduce ourselves to strangers, we intuitively follow basic cultural rules of politeness. Dont launch into a monologue about yourself.
  当我们向陌生人介绍自己时，我们会不自觉地遵循基本的礼貌要求。
• CEOs are more than happy to launch into ill-fated combinations all on their own.
  往往是首席执行官们自己乐于投身这类前景堪忧的并购。