Word: start
Category: start
Business & Industrial, Computers & Electronics, Arts & Entertainment
Related words: start
head start, remote start, start menu, jump start, one start, words with z, words with q, girl names, car wont start, superbowl start time, game of thrones, olympics, boy names, super bowl
Synonyms: start
companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother
Translations: start
spanish
principio, comenzar, comienzo, salida, iniciar, ...
german
beginn, anfang, anfangen, beginnen, starten, ...
french
démarrent, origine, commencer, partir, seuil, ...
italian
esordio, inizio, avvio, decollare, iniziare, ...
portuguese
partir, princípio, começar, começo, ir, ...
dutch
aanzetten, begin, ontstaan, activeren, aanbreken, ...
russian
встрепенуться, старт, заступать, коробить, вздрагивание, ...
norwegian
begynnelse, start, begynne
swedish
början, börja, start, starta
finnish
pelästyä, alku, hätkähtää, aloittaa, hätkähdys, ...
danish
start, begyndelse, begynde
czech
startovat, počátek, odstartovat, odjezd, start, ...
polish
uruchamiać, płoszyć, zacząć, zaczynać, spłoszyć, ...
hungarian
rajthely, rajt, start, startvonal
turkish
başlangıç, kalkış, başlamak
greek
ξεκίνημα, αρχή, ξεκινώ, αρχίζω
ukrainian
вирушати, починатися, жолобити
albanian
lëshohem, nisem, filloj
bulgarian
начало
belarusian
начынаць
estonian
algus, lähe, alustama
croatian
pokreni, povesti, poplašiti, započeti, nadmoć
icelandic
ræsa
latin
initium
lithuanian
pradžia
latvian
iesākšanās, sākums, starts
romanian
început, debut
slovak
zahájení, počiatok
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The meaning and "use of": start
noun
verb
- the point in time or space at which something has its origin; the beginning of something.
- a sudden movement of surprise or alarm.
verb
- come into being; begin or be reckoned from a particular point in time or space.
- cause (an event or process) to happen.
- give a small jump or make a sudden jerking movement from surprise or alarm.
