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42 ■ start afresh
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43 ■ start for
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44 ■ start in
■ start inv. i. + avv.cominciare; iniziare; principiare: Let's start in at once!, cominciamo subito! -
45 ■ start in on
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46 start point
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47 start point
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48 start ID
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49 start-stop apparatus
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50 start-stop command
start-stop command Start-Stopp-Kommando nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > start-stop command
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51 start-stop modulation
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52 start-stop multivibrator
start-stop multivibrator Start-Stopp-Multivibrator mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > start-stop multivibrator
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53 start-stop operation
start-stop operation Start-Stopp-Betrieb mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > start-stop operation
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54 start-stop system
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55 start-stop transmission
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56 start from
• start from something to begin something at some place начать с какого-то местаStart from the beginning. They started the race from the school building.
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57 start-stop line
= start/stop lineасинхронной канал передачи данных, использующий для управления (синхронизации) стартовые и стоповые битыАнгло-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > start-stop line
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58 start a hare
поднять, выдвинуть новый вопрос; переменить тему разговора; отвлечь внимание говорящего от темы разговораHypatia: ".All I listen for is some sign of it ending in something; but just when it seems to be coming to a point, Johnny or papa just starts another hare; and it all begins over again..." (B. Shaw, ‘Misalliance’) — Ипатия: "...я только и делаю, что слушаю бесконечные, бесплодные разглагольствования. Только покажется, что договорились наконец до чего-то разумного, как вдруг Джонни или папу осенит новая идея, и все начинается сначала..."
You're a good fellow, McCall, but the very devil to converse with. You start a hare with every sentence, and don't hunt down one of them. (R. Aldington, ‘The Colonel's Daughter’, part I, ch. 6) — Вы славный малый, Маккол, но беседовать с вами дьявольски трудно. У вас в каждой фразе новая мысль, и вы ни одну из них не доводите до конца.
My host was content to let the evening take its own course, and the author was a very practiced listener who started the hares and let the talk chase them in a dozen directions at once. (M. West, ‘The Ambassador’, ch. VIII) — Хозяин наш предоставлял беседе идти своим чередом, писатель же, принадлежа к числу опытных слушателей, выпускал зайца и затем наблюдал, как собеседник гоняет его по двенадцати разным направлениям.
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59 start (N.)
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60 start-up
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