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start up

/stɑːrt ʌp/

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verb

/stɑːrt ʌp/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения начала работы, процесса или предпринимательской деятельности.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of beginning an operation, process, or business venture.

uncountable · transitive and intransitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Begin a businessformal

    To establish or launch a new company or organization.

    ruОсновать

    • They started up a small bakery in the neighborhood.
    • She started up her own consulting firm after years of experience.
    • Many entrepreneurs dream of starting up a successful tech company.

    Synonymscommencecreateestablishfoundinitiateinstitutelaunchopenorganizeset up

    Antonymsceaseclosedissolveliquidateshutterminate

  2. Begin operatinginformal

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

    ruЗапустить

    • He started up the car and drove away.
    • The computer takes a few seconds to start up.
    • She started up the generator during the power outage.

    Synonymsactivatebootcrankigniteswitch ontriggerturn on

    Antonymsceasehaltshut downstop

  3. Begin an activityinformal

    To initiate or commence a process, project, or activity.

    ruНачать

    • They started up a conversation about the weather.
    • We need to start up the project planning phase.
    • He started up a new hobby of painting.

    Synonymsbegincommenceinitiatekick offlaunchset in motion

    Antonymsceaseendfinishhaltstopterminate

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

Base verbstart

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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