Word: starts
Category: starts
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Related words: starts
starts with, school starts, bright starts, starts with me, spring starts, housing starts, summer starts, when school starts, bright starts bouncer, starts with goodbye, future starts slow, third trimester starts, bright starts exersaucer
Synonyms: starts
beginning, commencement, inception, onset, emergence, (first) appearance, arrival, eruption, dawn, birth, square one, lead, head start, advantage, advantageous beginning, flying start, helping hand, lift, assistance, support, encouragement, boost, kick-start, break, leg up, jerk, twitch, flinch, wince, spasm, convulsion, jump, starting, startle, starting line, scratch, scratch line, kickoff, get-go, showtime, outset, first, offset, starting signal
Translations: starts
starts in spanish
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spanish
Translations:
aperturas, arranques, comienza, inicia, empieza
starts in german
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german
Translations:
beginnt, startet, Starts, Beginn, Start
starts in french
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french
Translations:
démarre, départs, commence, démarrages, mises en chantier
starts in italian
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italian
Translations:
inizio, inizia, avvia, comincia, si avvia
starts in portuguese
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portuguese
Translations:
começos, arranques, começa, inicia, é iniciado
starts in dutch
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dutch
Translations:
start, begint, gestart, wordt gestart
starts in russian
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russian
Translations:
начинается, начинает, запускается, запуске, начнется
starts in norwegian
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norwegian
Translations:
starter, begynner, start, startes
starts in swedish
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swedish
Translations:
startar, starter, börjar, startas, påbörjas
starts in finnish
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finnish
Translations:
alkaa, käynnistyy, aloittaa, alkamista
starts in danish
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danish
Translations:
starter, begynder, start, startes
starts in czech
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czech
Translations:
začíná, spustí se, spustí, začíná na, začne
starts in polish
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polish
Translations:
wzdryganie, Rozpocznie się, zaczyna się, Rozpocznie, zaczyna, rozpoczyna
starts in hungarian
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hungarian
Translations:
kezdődik, elindul, indul, elkezdődik, megkezdődik
starts in turkish
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turkish
Translations:
başlar, itibaren başlar, bölümü buradan itibaren başlar, başladığında, başlatır
starts in greek
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greek
Translations:
ξεκινά, αρχίζει, ξεκινάει, εκκινήσεις, αρχίσει η
starts in ukrainian
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ukrainian
Translations:
починається, розпочинається
starts in albanian
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albanian
Translations:
fillon, fillon të, nis, fillon e
starts in bulgarian
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bulgarian
Translations:
започва, започне, стартира, започване, започване на
starts in belarusian
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belarusian
Translations:
пачынаецца
starts in estonian
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estonian
Translations:
algab, hakkab, algust, käivitub, alustab
starts in croatian
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croatian
Translations:
počinje, započinje, pokreće, počne
starts in icelandic
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icelandic
Translations:
byrjar, hefst, byrjar að, opnast, fer í gang
starts in lithuanian
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lithuanian
Translations:
prasideda, pradeda, pradedamas, pradedama
starts in latvian
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latvian
Translations:
sākas, sāk, Startē, uzsāk
starts in macedonian
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macedonian
Translations:
започнува, почнува, започне, стартува, почнува да
starts in romanian
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romanian
Translations:
începe, incepe, pornește, porniri, începerea
starts in slovenian
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slovenian
Translations:
začne, se začne, zažene, prične, Starts
starts in slovak
Dictionary:
slovak
Translations:
začína, sa začína, začne
The meaning and "use of": starts
noun
- the point in time or space at which something has its origin; the beginning of something. - he takes over as chief executive at the start of next year
- a sudden movement of surprise or alarm. - she awoke with a start
- come into being; begin or be reckoned from a particular point in time or space. - the season starts in September
- cause (an event or process) to happen. - two men started the blaze that caused the explosion
- give a small jump or make a sudden jerking movement from surprise or alarm. - “Oh my!” she said, starting
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