English-Spanish translations for eject

• arrojar
• ejecto
• expulsar
  En Europa pensamos también que ya no se puede expulsar a la gente que ha contribuido al desarrollo. Here in Europe we still consider it unthinkable to eject people who helped to build our continent.
  Por último, no es el momento de expulsar a 80.000 kurdos ni de vulnerar las normas medioambientales y los derechos humanos para construir la presa de Ilisu. Finally, now is not the time to eject 80 000 Kurds, breach environmental standards and human rights, in order to construct the Ilisu dam.
  Esta última está siendo bastante hipócrita, dado que al Gobierno español le complació bastante ilegalizar a Herri Batasuna y expulsar a sus diputados del Parlamento español. The latter is being particularly hypocritical as the Spanish Government was quite happy to ban Herri Batasuna and eject its MPs from the Spanish Parliament.

Definition of eject

• To compel to leave
• To throw out or remove forcefully
• To compel to leave the field because of inappropriate behaviour
• To cause to come out of a machine
• To come out of a machine
• an inferred object of someone else's consciousness

Synonyms

• toss

Examples

• The man started a fight and was ejected from the bar
• Andrew was ejected from his apartment for not paying the rent
• In other news, a Montreal man was ejected from his car when he was involved in an accident
• The pilot lost control of the plane and had to eject
• Press that button to eject the video tape
• I cant get this cassette to eject

Related words

• reject
• rejectee
• rejection
• rejected
• deject
• ejector
• rejecting
• dejected
• ejective