ilunsad
ilunsád with stress marks
to launch [it]
From root: lunsad
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
inilunsad
i-ni-lun-SAD
launched
Present (Incomplete)
inilulunsad
i-ni-lu-lun-SAD
is being launched
Future (Contemplated)
ilulunsad
i-lu-lun-SAD
will be launched
Usage Note
Ilunsad is the object-focus infinitive of lunsad formed with the conveyance prefix 'i-', used when the project, product, publication, or vessel being launched is the grammatical focus. The root lunsad originally referred to alighting from a vehicle or setting a boat to water; the modern sense of launching a product or initiative is now the dominant usage in media and business contexts. The actor-focus counterpart is maglunsad.
Examples
" Ilulunsad nila ang bagong libro bukas. "
Natural Translation
They will launch the new book tomorrow.
Literal Translation
Will-launch they the new book tomorrow.
" Nakatakda na ilunsad ang aplikasyon sa susunod na buwan. "
Natural Translation
The application is set to be launched next month.
Literal Translation
Set to launch the application in next month.
" Matagal nang pinaghandaan ng kompanya ang produktong ito, kaya ilulunsad nila ito sa malaking kaganapan sa darating na linggo. "
Natural Translation
The company has long prepared this product, so they will launch it at a big event next week.
Literal Translation
Long-time already prepared by company the product this, so will-launch they it in big event in coming week.
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