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start

/stɑːt/

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noun

/stɑːt/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее начало или начальную точку чего-либо, например события, процесса или путешествия.

A noun referring to the beginning or initial point of something, such as an event, process, or journey.

  1. BeginningA1formal

    The point or moment when something begins.

    ruНачало

    • The race will have a 9 AM start.
    • This is just the start of our journey.
    • We need a good start to the project.

    Synonymsbeginningcommencementdawninceptionkickofflaunchonsetoutset

    Antonymscloseconclusionendfinishtermination

  2. Sudden movementB1formal

    A quick, involuntary movement caused by surprise or fear.

    ruВздрогнуть

    • She gave a start when the door slammed.
    • He jumped with a start at the loud noise.
    • The cat made a start at the sudden flash.

    Synonymsflinchjerkjumpshudderspasmtwitchwince

  3. Advantageous positionB2informal

    An initial lead or advantage in a competition or race.

    ruПреимущество в начале

    • He got a head start in the marathon.
    • The team had a good start in the league.
    • She has a start on the competition with her experience.

    Synonymsadvantageedgehead startlead

    Antonymsdisadvantagehandicap

Forms
  • starts plural form
  • starts' possessive plural form
  • start's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/stɑːrt/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий начало действия, процесса или события.

A verb used to indicate the beginning of an action, process, or event.

  1. Begin somethingA1formal

    To begin doing something or cause something to begin.

    ruНачать

    • The meeting will start at 9 AM.
    • She started learning Spanish last year.
    • He started the car and drove away.

    Synonymsbegincommenceembark oninaugurateinitiatelaunchopenset about

    Antonymsceaseconcludeendfinishstopterminate

  2. Make something operateA1formal

    To cause a machine, engine, or device to begin functioning.

    ruЗапустить

    • Start the engine before driving.
    • She started her computer to check emails.
    • Press the button to start the washing machine.

    Synonymsactivatecrankengageigniteset in motionswitch ontriggerturn on

    Antonymsceasecuthaltkillshutstop

  3. Establish or foundB1formal

    To create or set up something new, like a business or organization.

    ruОсновать

    • They started a new company in 2020.
    • He started his own restaurant last month.
    • She started a charity to help animals.

    Synonymscreateestablishfoundinitiateinstitutelaunchoriginateset up

  4. Sudden movementB1informal

    To make a sudden involuntary movement from surprise or fear.

    ruВздрогнуть

    • The loud noise made her start.
    • He started when someone tapped his shoulder.
    • The cat started at the sight of the dog.

    Synonymsblenchflinchjerkjumprecoilshytwitchwince

Forms
  • started past participle
  • started past simple
  • starting present participle
  • starts third person singular

Phrasal variantsstart outstart up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.