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“Launch” in Japanese

Short answer
汽艇 kitei きてー

Launch in Japanese is “汽艇” (kitei). Full meaning: (steam) launch.

Other ways to say “Launch” in Japanese

打ち上げ uchiage launch (of a rocket, satellite, etc.), lift-off, shooting off (fireworks), (fireworks) display; end (of a project, theatrical run, etc.), close, completion; party to celebrate the successful completion of a project (run of performances, etc.), wrap p ローンチ roonchi launch (of a product, service, etc.) 内火艇 naikatei launch 発進 hasshin departure (from a base), takeoff, launch; starting (to move; of a car), start, moving off 発足 hassoku starting, inauguration, launch, founding, establishment, start-up 進出 shinshutsu advance (into a new market, industry, etc.), expansion (into), launch (into), entering, making inroads (into); advance (to the next round of a competition) 発売 hatsubai sale, offering for sale, release (for sale), launch (product) オープニング oopuningu opening, start, launch 新発売 shinhatsubai new release, putting (a new product) on sale, launch 出射 shussha output, exit (act of exiting), extraction, launch 起動 kidou startup, booting up, activation, starting (e.g. engine, computer), launch

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