Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Eject"

A: "eject" means to "push out"
It is often used with electronics (eject button)

For example:
"He ejected the DVD from the computer"
"Can you push the eject button on the remote" (see attached photo)

Another common use is "ejection seat" or "emergency ejection system" on an aircraft

For example:
"The pilot ejected when his plane caught fire."
"There is an emergency ejection system in case of the plane going down."

You can also say someone was "ejected" from a place, and this means "forced out"

For example:
"I heard he was ejected from the game for fighting."

The first use is the most common.

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A: - He ejected the used cartilage
- The pilot had time to eject
- They were forcibly ejected from the court
- He was ejected from the office in July (though it is rarely used like this, this is more of a hyperbole)

A: Eject means releasing something.
Erupt means the same but with explosions, literally.

A: To eject means to force out.
To bail out means to leave.

A: Eject is a verb, and ejection a noun. You can use both in similar contexts.
'I was ejected from the building after I got caught trying to steal bananas.'
'the pilot's ejection from the plane was violent and left him dazzled.'

A:
To eject, is usually to get rid of something suddenly or with force.
Reject is to refuse. If you reject a gift, you refuse to take or will not take it