start in English

noun

1

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

synonyms: beginning, commencement, inception, onset, commencement, emergence, (first) appearance, arrival, eruption, dawn, birth, square one

2

a sudden movement of surprise or alarm.

she awoke with a start

synonyms: jerk, twitch, flinch, wince, spasm, convulsion, jump

verb

1

come into being; begin or be reckoned from a particular point in time or space.

the season starts in September

synonyms: begin, commence, get underway, go ahead, get going, kick off, arise, come into being, begin, commence, be born, come into existence, appear, arrive, come forth, establish oneself, emerge, erupt, burst out, originate, develop

2

cause (an event or process) to happen.

two men started the blaze that caused the explosion

synonyms: establish, set up, found, create, bring into being, institute, initiate, inaugurate, introduce, open, launch, float, kick-start, jump-start, get something off the ground, pioneer, organize, mastermind, kick something off

3

give a small jump or make a sudden jerking movement from surprise or alarm.

“Oh my!” she said, starting

synonyms: flinch, jerk, jump, twitch, recoil, shy, shrink, blench, wince

abbreviation

1

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noun

beginning, commencement, inception
onset, commencement, 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
kickoff, get-go, commencement, showtime, outset, first, offset, beginning
commencement, beginning
starting
starting signal
head start
starting line, scratch, scratch line
jump, startle

verb

begin, arise, establish, commence, set off, activate, begin working, flinch, get, take up, get going, set forth, start up, initiate, jump, pop
begin, commence, get underway, go ahead, get going, kick off
arise, come into being, begin, commence, be born, come into existence, appear, arrive, come forth, establish oneself, emerge, erupt, burst out, originate, develop
establish, set up, found, create, bring into being, institute, initiate, inaugurate, introduce, open, launch, float, kick-start, jump-start, get something off the ground, pioneer, organize, mastermind, kick something off
commence, make a start, begin, take the first step, make the first move, get going, go ahead, set things moving, start/get/set the ball rolling, buckle to/down, turn to, get moving, get cracking, get down to, get to it, get down to business, get the show on the road, take the plunge, kick off, get off one's backside, fire away
set off, set out, start out, set forth, begin one's journey, get on the road, depart, leave, get underway, make a start, sally forth, embark, sail, hit the road
activate, set in motion, switch on, start up, turn on, fire up, energize, actuate, set off, start off, set something going/moving
begin working, start up, get going, spring into life
flinch, jerk, jump, twitch, recoil, shy, shrink, blench, wince
get, set about, set out, start out, get down, begin, commence
take up
begin, commence, lead off
begin
get going, go
set forth, set out, part, take off, start out, depart, set off
start up, embark on, commence
initiate, originate
start up
jump, startle
pop, bulge out, bug out, come out, protrude, pop out, bulge

Use "start" in a sentence

1. Usually Bump start also known as push start or roll or clutch start

2. To start the networking troubleshooter, click Start Troubleshooter.

3. To start the game, simply click on the Start button and start playing the Chess computer

4. Stop worrying; start working. Stop complaining; start resolving. Stop fretting; start living. Dr Roopleen 

5. Start a board, connect the dots, start a web.

6. Start-up circuit, amplification device for capacitor sensor comprising start-up circuit and start-up method thereof

7. Start afresh.

8. Start immediately.

9. Start compression.

10. Start flying.

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12. IK Start.

13. Don't start.

14. Start typing.

15. Let's start

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18. You'll start giving, and she'll start taking until there's nothing left.

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23. It's a start.

24. Good start, Mon.

25. It won't start.

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27. We can start harvesting condensation, and start greening the desert from within.

28. start of acclimation

29. Please start drinking.

30. Start to finish.

31. Drag start time

32. Start the nitrous.

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34. Then start packing.

35. Start walking now.

36. Start making sandwiches.

37. For a start/to start with definition: You use for a start or to start with to introduce the first of a number of things or Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. When you start Backsliding in your prayer life you start Backsliding everywhere else

39. The start date and start time of the event in the local timezone.

40. To check a start capacitor, start by turning off and unplugging your appliance

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42. Start studying Anglish Wordbook

43. Start planning for Charlottetown

44. Start all over again.

45. I'll start the paperwork.

46. Let's start from democracy.

47. You can start over.

48. You better start packing.

49. Well, that's a start.

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