Eject | Mean of eject in English Dictionary

/ɪˈʤɛkt/

• Verb
• to force (someone) to leave
1. They ejected him from the game for hitting another player.
2. She was ejected from the restaurant.
3. Several drunks had to be physically ejected from the bar.
• to push (something) out
1. The machine automatically ejected the CD.
• to use a special device that throws you out and away from an airplane in an emergency
1. The pilot ejected when his plane caught fire.