eject in Portuguese
eject in Portuguese is expulsar, ejetar — eject means to force someone to leave a place.
eject in Portuguese
expulsar
(transitive) To compel (a person or persons) to leave.
ejetar
What does "eject" mean?
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verb To force someone to leave a place.
"Security ejected the heckler from the theater."
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verb To forcefully throw out or expel something.
"The volcano ejected ash miles into the sky."
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verb To safely propel oneself out of an aircraft in an emergency, usually using an ejection seat.
"The pilot ejected seconds before the plane crashed."
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verb To make a disc or drive pop out of a device, or to safely disconnect a removable drive.
"Don't forget to eject the USB drive before unplugging it."
eject in a sentence
- Security ejected the heckler from the theater.
- The referee ejected the player after his second foul.
- The volcano ejected ash miles into the sky.
- The pilot ejected seconds before the plane crashed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "eject" in Portuguese?
"eject" in Portuguese is expulsar, ejetar. eject means: To force someone to leave a place.
How do you use "eject" in a sentence?
Example: "Security ejected the heckler from the theater." In Portuguese, "eject" is expulsar, ejetar.
Are there other ways to say "eject" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "eject": expulsar, ejetar.
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