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commence

/kəˈmens/

Übersetzung: Verb, das den Beginn oder Start einer Handlung, eines Vorgangs oder Ereignisses bezeichnet.

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verb

/kəˈmens/C1formal
  • deVerb, das den Beginn oder Start einer Handlung, eines Vorgangs oder Ereignisses bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate the act of beginning or starting something.

  1. Begin or startB2formal

    To take the first step or steps in carrying out an action; to start something.

    deBeginnen

    • The ceremony will commence at noon sharp.
    • They commenced the construction of the new bridge last month.
    • The meeting commenced with a brief introduction.

    Synonymebeginembark onget goinginaugurateinitiatelaunchopenstart

    Antonymeceaseconcludeendfinishstopterminate

  2. Set in motionB2formal

    To cause something to start or to initiate a process.

    deIn Gang setzen

    • The government commenced an investigation into the scandal.
    • The company commenced a new marketing campaign.
    • The project was commenced after all approvals were obtained.

    Synonymeactivatebegininaugurateinitiateinstitutelaunchstarttrigger

    Antonymeceaseendhaltstopterminate

  3. Get off the groundB2informal

    To start a project or activity, especially after a period of planning.

    deEtwas auf den Weg bringen

    • The startup finally commenced operations last week.
    • They commenced the training program for new employees.
    • The event commenced with a keynote speech from the CEO.

    Synonymebeginembark oninaugurateinitiatekick offlaunchset in motionstart

    Antonymecompleteconcludeendfinishterminate

Formen
  • commenced past participle
  • commenced past simple
  • commencing present participle
  • commences third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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