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ejected

UK
/ɪˈdʒɛktɪd/
US
/ɪˈdʒɛktɪd/

Translations

ejectedadjective
more ejected
Comp.
most ejected
Super.
UK
/ɪˈdʒɛktɪd/
US
/ɪˈdʒɛktɪd/
The ejected pilot parachuted safely to the ground after the malfunction.
Le pilote éjecté a atterri en toute sécurité au sol après la panne.
Additional translations
expulséS’emploie aussi pour une personne retirée ou exclue d’un lieu, d’une position ou d’un match.
Synonyms
expelled
ousted
evicted
removed
discharged
banished
exiled
thrown out
kicked out
booted out
ejectedpast participle
Marks use of past-participle form functioning adjectivally.
Synonyms
expelled
ousted
evicted
removed
discharged
banished
thrown out
booted out
cast out
jettisoned
ejectverb

ejected

Past Simple

ejected
Past Simple
ejected
Past Participle
ejecting
Gerund
UK
/ɪˈdʒɛkt/
US
/ɪˈdʒɛkt/
The pilot had to eject from the aircraft when the engine failed.
Le pilote a dû s’éjecter de l’avion lorsque le moteur est tombé en panne.
The security team had to eject the unruly fan from the stadium.
L’équipe de sécurité a dû expulser le supporter perturbateur du stade.
Synonyms
expel
discharge
remove
throw out
cast out
oust
eliminate
Antonyms
insert
include

Definitions

ejectedadjective
Having been forced or thrown out, especially from a place or position.
The ejected pilot parachuted safely to the ground after the malfunction.
ejectedpast participle
Thrown or expelled forcefully; having been removed from a place, position, or game.
The ejected players watched the rest of the match from the locker room.
ejectverb
To force or throw something out, typically in a sudden or violent manner.
The pilot had to eject from the aircraft when the engine failed.
To expel someone from a place or position.
The security team had to eject the unruly fan from the stadium.
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