Launch (verb)

1. To set in motion or initiate an enterprise.
2. To propel or send forth with force.
3. To make a new product or service available for the first time.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french lancier "to throw", from lance "lance".

Examples:

1. They launched the boat into the water.
2. The company launched a new product line.
3. She launched her career as a singer.
4. The rocket was launched into space.
5. The company launched a new website.