eject

• Verbe désignant l'action de projeter quelque chose ou quelqu'un avec force hors d'un espace, ou de quitter brusquement un lieu ou un véhicule, notamment un siège éjectable.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing or throwing something out, or leaving a place or vehicle suddenly.

1. Force outB2formal

   To force someone or something to leave a place or position.

   Expulser

   • The pilot ejected from the plane before it crashed.
   • The bouncer ejected the unruly customer from the club.
   • The machine automatically ejects the CD when you press the button.

   Synonymescast outdischargedismissdrive outevictexpelforce outoustremovethrow out

   Antonymesabsorbacceptadmitincludekeepretainwelcome

2. Remove from a deviceB1formal

   To cause something to come out of a device or machine.

   Éjecter (d'un appareil)

   • Press this button to eject the disk from the drive.
   • He ejected the memory card from the camera.
   • The printer automatically ejects the paper after printing.

   Synonymesdischargeexpelextractpop outremovetake out

   Antonymesinsertinstallload