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launching pad

/ˈlɔːntʃɪŋ pæd/

Traducción: Plataforma o estructura desde la que se lanza un cohete, proyectil o nave espacial. En sentido figurado, punto de partida o posición que proporciona los recursos u oportunidades necesarios para iniciar con éxito una nueva empresa, carrera o proyecto.

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/ˈlɔːntʃɪŋ pæd/B2formaltechnical
  • esPlataforma o estructura desde la que se lanza un cohete, proyectil o nave espacial. En sentido figurado, punto de partida o posición que proporciona los recursos u oportunidades necesarios para iniciar con éxito una nueva empresa, carrera o proyecto.

A platform or structure from which a rocket, missile, or spacecraft is launched. Figuratively, it refers to a starting point or position that provides the necessary resources or opportunities for a new venture, career, or project to begin successfully.

  1. Physical launch siteB1formal

    A platform or area from which a rocket, missile, or spacecraft is launched.

    esPlataforma de lanzamiento

    • The rocket was moved to the launching pad early in the morning.
    • Engineers inspected the launching pad before the countdown.
    • The space agency built a new launching pad for the mission.
  2. Starting point for a career or projectB2informal

    A situation, position, or resource that helps someone begin a new career, project, or venture.

    esTrampolín

    • This internship was a perfect launching pad for her career in journalism.
    • The small startup served as a launching pad for his entrepreneurial ambitions.
    • The university's research program acted as a launching pad for many scientific discoveries.
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