lanzar

Meaning

1. to throw
2. to launch
3. to pitch
4. to release (a product, etc.)
5. to emit, let out, utter

Concepts

throw

toss

cast

launch

fling

pitch

shoot

sling

fire

🔥

hurl

flip

mount

throw out

dash

💨

throw away

introduce

flick

spit

hurtle

bring out

release

set up

plan

produce

project

refuse

reject

shy

spear

spew

spew out

spit up

spout

spurt

squirt

throw up

thrust

vomit

gush forth

put forth

throw down

throw stones

abandon

design

bail out

bill

bring on

catch fire

chuck

contemplate

deal

detonate

discard

dismiss

dispossess

drop

eruct

establish

float

found

get out

heave

lance

leave

lower

Synonyms

arrojar

tirar

echar

abandonar

botar

disparar

aventar

vomitar

escupir

dejar de

descartar

esputar

expectorar

proyectar

sacar

apedrear

🪨

cesar de

fundar

impulsar

inflamar

ingerir

montar

presentar

producir

anunciar en cartelera

rechazar

lancear

soltar

derribar

tramar

activar

aventar

desechar

echar abajo

expeler

instaurar

proferir

regurgitar

trincar

espantar

😨

chancar

echar piedras

tirar piedras

empujar

desterrar

lanzar la boleadora

establecer

eyectar

expulsar

Hyphenated as

lan‧zar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/lanˈθaɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: lançar

Cognate with Catalan: llançar

Cognate with Asturian: llanzar

Cognate with French: lancer

Cognate with Italian: lanciare

Cognate with Occitan: -

Cognate with Portuguese: lançar

Cognate with English: launch

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish lançar, from Late Latin lanceāre, derived from Latin lancea (“spear”), of Celtiberian origin. Compare Catalan llançar, Asturian llanzar, French lancer, Italian lanciare, Occitan and Portuguese lançar, English launch. Doublet of lancear, a later borrowing.

Sentences

Reveló que había firmado con Interscope Records para lanzar su álbum debut .

He revealed that he had signed with Interscope Records to release his debut album.