English-Italian translation for "to eject"

to eject [ejected|ejected] {vb} (also: to send out, to give out, to give off, to emit)

to eject [ejected|ejected] {vb} (also: to bale out, to bail out)

to eject [ejected|ejected] {vb} (also: to bale out, to bail out)

That's my ejection seat.

Volcanoes eject aerosols into the atmosphere.

So plan B, always a plan B. In a fighter, you have an ejection seat.

Any person expressing approval or disapproval shall immediately be ejected by the ushers. '

They're building a system that ejects these at quarter-second intervals.

Anyone expressing approval or disapproval will be immediately ejected by the ushers.

Finally, now is not the time to eject 80 000 Kurds, breach environmental standards and human rights, in order to construct the Ilisu dam.

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.

As you know, Mr McMahon, after Mr Collins pointed out what was happening, Parliament's officials ejected the photographer.

I do not believe that ejecting emissions at sea, and particularly in a closed environment like the Mediterranean, when we want to clean up purification plants, is a good way to clean up water.