English to Maori Meaning of ejection

Ejection :

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Definitions of ejection in English

Verb(1) put out or expel from a place(2) eliminate (a substance(3) leave an aircraft rapidly, using an ejection seat or capsule(4) cause to come out in a squirt

Examples of ejection in English

(1) In such an explosion, the core of a massive star implodes, sending out shock waves that eject the star's outer layers.(2) plants utilize carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that animals eject(3) Population density was also growing and both pilots were increasingly concerned about where to eject from the aircraft to minimize any injury or damage on the ground.(4) In two similar incidents, both pilots had to eject because of aircraft damage.(5) And there are reports that indicate that the Chinese pilot was able to eject , but we have seen no trace of him so far.(6) There is a disk in the CD drive, and it will not let me eject it.(7) I simply become easily disoriented and off-balance and violently eject myself from bed onto the floor.(8) Should one be surprised by the latest police probe against some of it's own officers for failing to eject an MP from the House last Friday?(9) As long as the frequency of the light is greater than the work function of the metal, any photon can eject an electron.(10) Somehow the pilot managed to wrestle the aircraft level and eject , rocketing away on a plume of fire.(11) After a few outings the firearm began to fail to eject the spent casing from the chamber.(12) For example, many popular actions use spring-loaded plunger ejectors in the bolt face to eject spent cases.(13) Circularly polarized x rays preferentially eject electrons from atoms magnetically aligned with the polarization axis.(14) When installation is complete, the machine will eject the CD.(15) The administration can eject homeless people from shelters if they violate a variety of rules.(16) But, when the clips are not used, the ejector will not extract and eject the spent casings, so clips are almost mandatory in this or any revolver that uses rimless cartridges.

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