launchapproach

noun
UK /lɔːntʃ əˈprəʊtʃ/
US /lɔːntʃ əˈproʊtʃ/

The way a rocket or spacecraft gets ready and starts to go up into the sky.

The engineers checked the launchapproach one last time before the countdown began.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The way a company introduces a new product to the public.

Their launchapproach for the new phone included fun videos and free samples.

3. The way someone begins a new project or activity.

Her launchapproach to the school play was to practice every single day.

4. The path an aircraft follows as it comes in to land.

The pilot adjusted the launchapproach to the runway because of strong winds.