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101 start
§ დასაწყისი; დაწყება, წასვლა, გამგზავრება§1 დასაწყისი, სტარტიfrom start to finish თავიდან ბოლომდე // დასაწყისიდან დასასრულამდე2 შეკრთომაhe jumped up with a start შეშინებული / შემკრთალი ფეხზე წამოხტა3 დაწყება (დაიწყებს, დაიწყება)4 გამგზავრება, გზას გადგომა (გაუდგება)5 დაქოქვა (დაქოქავს)●●before it starts to rain სანამ გაწვიმდებოდესwho started this rumour? ეს ჭორი / ხმა ვინ გაავრცელა?it is only lately that I started learning English დიდი ხანი არაა, რაც ინგლისურის შესწავლას მოვკიდე ხელიto start a quarrel with smb. წაჩხუბება -
102 start
N1. आरम्भThe players took position at the start.2. चौंकGive it a new start.--------V1. शुरू करनाThey started to move. -
103 start-up
subst. \/ˈstɑːtʌp\/1) nyetablering, igangsetting, oppstart2) nyetablert foretak, nyetablert forretning -
104 The most important thing is that ...
Общая лексика: Самое главное-это то, что... (The most important thing is that your application has not been turned down right from the start.)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > The most important thing is that ...
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105 ■ start off
■ start offA v. i. + avv.2 partire; andarsene; andare; ( di nave) salpare; ( di aereo) decollare: to start off walking, andarsene a piedi; to start off for work, partire per andare al lavoro3 incominciare, cominciare ( a fare, col dire, ecc.); avere avuto l'intenzione di; partire (fig.): I started off wanting to write the book all by myself, but then I realized that was an impossible task, ero partito per scrivere il libro da solo, ma poi capii che era un compito impossibile; He started off by attacking the Labour Party, ha cominciato il discorso con un attacco ai laburistiB v. t. + avv.1 far incominciare; dare il via a (q.); avviare: I started off my son on the violin when he was ten, ho fatto incominciare mio figlio a studiare il violino quando aveva dieci anni; to start sb. off as a doctor, avviare q. alla professione medica2 fare in modo che (q.) dia la stura a: Don't start grandpa off on his angling exploits, evita che il nonno attacchi a raccontare le sue imprese di pesca! □ to start sb. off crying [laughing], far scoppiare q. a piangere [a ridere] □ (equit.) to start off a horse at a gallop, mettere un cavallo al galoppo □ (fig.) to start off on the right [wrong] foot, cominciare con il piede giusto [sbagliato]. -
106 ■ start with
■ start withv. i. + prep.1 cominciare con: The lunch started with appetizers, il pranzo è cominciato con gli antipasti; The day started with rain, la giornata è cominciata con la pioggia2 sussultare, sobbalzare per: The old woman started with fright, la vecchia sobbalzò per lo spavento □ to start with, tanto per cominciare, in primo luogo, per dirne una; all'inizio, in principio: To start with, I haven't the slightest idea what to do, tanto per cominciare, non ho la più pallida idea di che cosa fare; We had a capital of £10,000 to start with, all'inizio avevamo un capitale di diecimila sterline □ starting with you, a cominciare da te. -
107 start off
2) (begin) [ person] cominciare, esordire ( by doing col fare); [ matter] cominciare; [ business] essere avviato; start [sb., sth.] off, start off [sb., sth.]4) BE colloq. (cause to do)5) (put to work) mettere in moto [ machine]6) sport dare il via a [ competitors]* * *1) (to begin a journey: It's time we started off.) partire2) (to cause or allow something to begin, someone to start doing something etc: The money lent to him by his father started him off as a bookseller.) lanciare* * *1. vi + adv(leave) partireSee:start 3., 1)2. vt + advcausare, far nascereto start sb off — (on complaints, story etc) far cominciare qn, (give initial help) aiutare qn a cominciare
* * *2) (begin) [ person] cominciare, esordire ( by doing col fare); [ matter] cominciare; [ business] essere avviato; start [sb., sth.] off, start off [sb., sth.]4) BE colloq. (cause to do)5) (put to work) mettere in moto [ machine]6) sport dare il via a [ competitors] -
108 ■ start out
■ start outA v. i. + avv.3 ► start off, A, def. 2 e 3B v. t. + avv.1 ► start off, B, def. 12 svegliare (q. ) bruscamente □ to start out as a doctor, cominciare a fare il medico □ to start sb. out of his sleep, svegliare bruscamente q. □ He had started out with the idea of reforming the world, era partito con l'idea di riformare il mondo □ His eyes were starting out of his head, aveva gli occhi fuori della testa (o delle orbite). -
109 start out
start out а) coll. собираться сделать (что-л.); he started out to write abook он собирался написать книгу; б) отправляться в путь; He started out forwork an hour ago, hasn't he arrived yet?; в) coll. начинать; I started out tomake the dress by myself, but in the end I had to ask for help; г) начинатьговорить; The chairman started out by allacking the first speaker; д) начинатьпрофессиональную деятельность (as/in); When did you start out as a lawyer?; е)взбудоражить; вывести из какого-л. состояния; The explosion started the wholepopulation of the town out of their sleep. -
110 start up
start up [ engine] mettersi in moto, avviarsi; [ noise] rimbombare; [ person] iniziare; start [sth.] up, start up [sth.] fare partire [ car]; aprire [ shop]; avviare [ business]* * *(to (cause to) begin or begin working etc: The machine suddenly started up; He has started up a new boys' club.) avviarsi, avviare* * *1. vi + adv2. vt + adv(car, engine) mettere in moto, avviare* * * -
111 ■ start up
■ start upA v. i. + avv.1 balzare su (o in piedi); saltare fuori; levarsi: A pheasant started up, si è levato in volo un fagiano2 sussultare; sobbalzare: A knock at the door made him start up, un colpo alla porta lo fece sobbalzareB v. t. + avv.3 (fig.) avviare, instradare (q. in una professione, ecc.); avviare ( un'attività, un'azienda, ecc.)5 (ipp.) far correre, iscrivere ( un cavallo) a una corsa □ to start up a conversation with sb., attaccare discorso con q. -
112 start back
vi1. (jump back) zurückschreckenshe \start backed back in shock sie wich erschrocken zurückno one was there so we \start backed back home niemand war da, also fuhren wir wieder nach Hause* * *visich auf den Rückweg machenthe rocket started back to earth — die Rakete trat die Rückreise zur Erde an
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113 start in on
vi AM1. (begin)I can \start in on in on the garden work ich kann mit der Gartenarbeit anfangen2. (attack)I've put up with your bad-mouthing all your co-workers, but don't you dare \start in on in on my wife ich habe es hingenommen, dass Sie über all ihre Kollegen lästern, aber wagen Sie es bloß nicht, jetzt auch noch über meine Frau herzuziehen -
114 start off
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115 start up
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116 start in
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117 ■ start in on
■ start in onv. i. + avv. + prep. (fam.)2 mettersi a inveire contro (q.); attaccare; prendersela con (q.): He always starts in on me, se la prende sempre con me. -
118 start of the test
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119 start of the line
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120 start for the door
start for the doorrichting deur gaan/lopen
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