ejecting
Meaning
of Eject
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Examples
After four days of intense and incessant combat, the Israelis had succeeded in ejecting the Syrians from the entire Golan.
A drop of water hitting a wet metal surface and ejecting more droplets, which become water globules and skim across the surface of the water.
A scientific reconstruction carried out in 2010 demonstrated that the V-2 creates a crater convert wide and convert deep, ejecting approximately 3,000 tons of material into the air.
For defence, some species roll themselves reflexively into a spiral, while they can also fight off smaller opponents by ejecting slime.
On June 24, 1950, North Korean troops poured across the 38th parallel dividing north and south, nearly ejecting U.S. and U.N. forces from the peninsula.
Depending on the application, the feed system can be either single-ended (ejecting spent cases and unfired rounds) or double-ended (returning casings back to the magazine).