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Concise English-Chinese dictionary
begin
[stn:t]
Noun (short for noun)
Start; Start; leave
The new system met with great difficulties at the beginning.
The new system met with great difficulties at the beginning.
starting point
The runners lined up at the starting line.
The runners lined up at the starting line.
The number of preemptive rights; Time [distance] to walk [run] first
Surprise, let's get started
Transitive verb & intransitive verb
begin
When it began to rain, the crowd flocked back to the hotel.
As soon as it began to rain, people flocked back to the hotel.
Set out; leave
We're just about to start.
We were just leaving.
transitive verb
Start; build
He decided to start a newspaper.
He decided to start a newspaper.
dictionary of usage
begin
Middle English accent
Iciba encyclopedia dictionary
begin
Start, start, start, surprise, advantage
Start, start, start, jump, surprise, appear, loosen, fall off, start at a price and enter the competition.
Start, start, start, start, initiate, propose, loosen, fall off, and begin to use
starting point
Start, set, set
related data
Beginning means "beginning" and its connotation means "beginning". For example, "the meeting started last week" is a "process", in this sense, it is appropriate to use begin; A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. ) means to start a step, so it is more appropriate to use start. He began to complain about this evil world ... He began to complain about this evil world. ..... begin stands for "start" and its connotation is "in progress". This is ... ...
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Modern English-Chinese comprehensive dictionary
begin
[stn:t]
transitive verb
Frightened, frightened.
Start; Start, start.
Reason; (cause) to begin; (cause) to engage in
Put (a topic) forward for consideration [discussion]
build
Make loose, fall off or bend.
Start hiring (someone)
Send out a start signal
Participate in the competition
Pour (wine) from the barrel and open it to get it.
Life (fire)
Start the car
Start the car
Start having children
Pregnant
Start someone. be in business
Help sb. start a business
make a fire
light the fire
We started two birds when we were walking in the Woods.
We started two birds when we were walking in the forest.
The smoke made him cough.
The smoke made him cough.
It began to rain.
It began to rain.
Part of speech change
begin
[stn:t]
intransitive verb
Jump up, start, surprise
Suddenly appear.
Stick out.
Go, go, go.
Start, start, start, happen
Loose, falling off, warping
Participate in the competition
Start to stand up
Stand up suddenly
Start with the rustling of leaves in the wind.
Fear at the slightest sign of trouble.
set off for home
set off for home
began to travel
Set out for a trip
Start a task
get to work
I was startled when someone suddenly spoke to me.
I was taken aback when someone suddenly spoke to me.
The engine won't start.
The engine won't start.
Tears welled up in his eyes with excitement.
Tears welled up in his eyes with excitement.
Knowledge begins with practice.
Understanding begins with practice.
begin
[stn:t]
Noun (short for noun)
Surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise.
Go, go, go, take off, go.
Set about, begin
Starting point, right to run first, priority, favorable conditions, entrepreneurial opportunities
【pl。 An attack, impulse, effort.
Loose, disjointed, bent
make an early start
Start early
Get a good start in life
Get a good chance to start your own business.
I patted him on the shoulder and he got a fright.
I patted him on the shoulder and he got a fright.
He told me to run 10 yards first.
He told me to run ten yards first.
Inheritance usage
Start and stop
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
On/off, on/off, intermittent, intermittent
start
Noun (short for noun)
Start; Start; Set out, launch, take off
idiom
a fresh start
A new starting point, a new beginning
A bad start
Amazing event
begin
first
at the very start
At first, at first
Wake up suddenly
Wake up suddenly
by fits and starts
brokenly
It's easy to start early.
Start early and take your time; It's easy to start early.
jump/beat the gun
A futile attempt
Foul from the start
booming
(racing car [boat], etc. ) March off
A good start; The beginning of success
first
First of all, the first point
from beginning to end
From beginning to end, from beginning to end
be surprised
take fright (at)
Off to a bad start
It didn't go well at first
Have a good start.
Have a good start.
Be ahead of sb.
Overtake sb. Walk in front of sb. , the first move is strong.
Give ... a start.
Be stunned by ... and tremble. ...
Give it to sb. A beginning
Give it to sb. Frighten; Let sb. foregone
Give it to sb. The beginning of life
Let someone make a living in society; Give it to sb. A chance to start self-reliance
lead
Start with ... start early; Leading; A good start; A smooth start
Start doing sth.
Begin to engage in; Get to work
Got off to a good [bad] start.
A good [bad] start.
running start
running start
restart
restart
first
At the beginning, it was the beginning; First of all, first of all
Start chasing after someone.
Catch up, catch up
Begin to oppose
Take part in a competition with ... ...
restart
Start all over again
Forget about it.
Get out of the way.
Start to retreat
Retreat, retreat; Return; Start to retreat
start from
Do sth first
depart
Set out for somewhere
begin
[mouth] start, start work; (Put) into office.
Start working in society
Start working [earning a living] in society.
Start [go out]
Go, go, go.
from the start
Start ... start ...
Start doing sth.
Start doing something; Start by doing sth.
depart
Set out, set out; Start, start.
begin
Startled; Stand up suddenly; rise
Emerge suddenly [begin]
get to work
Open, open
begin
begin
Special usage
Automatic starting
Automatic starting
Blunt start
Screw blunt head
Cluster start
Short bullet start
Capacitance starting
Capacitor (device) starting
Ready for launch
Prepare for launch
Squatting start
Squat up
Deck starting point
Military deck takeoff
Delayed start
Delayed start
direct starting
direct starting
Stretch the starting point
A long [long, ordinary] beginning.
Engine starting
Engine starting
Front end start
Start forward
gradient start
gradient start
Hard start of oscillation
Oscillating protuberance
Hot start
Hot start
Keyer activated
Keying start
Start too late
Start too late
Line start
Direct [full-pressure] start (of motor)
Line voltage start
Line [power supply] voltage startup
low-frequency start
Low frequency starting
Batch start
Batch start
One touch start
One-time starting
Partial winding start
Partial winding start
Picture start
Image initialization
Program start
Program initiation
Button activation
Button start
Remote startup
Remote starting
Rocket start
Get up quickly.
Effective bit start
Effective bit start [start]
Slow start
Slow start
Smooth start
Smooth start
standing start
Vertical start
Static startup
Set out in situ
Step start
Step start
Sudden start
Sudden start
Orbit starting point
Sprint begins
Two-wire starting
Two-wire starting
reset
Semi-hot start
Start with the clean and jerk.
Sudden start
Start running
The starting point of the trip
Starting point of course
The news begins; start of header
Information start mark
Information start mark
The beginning of a text character
Text launcher
Reference vocabulary
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Collins English Dictionary (Experience Edition)
begin
verb
To start or cause to start (something or do something); Produce or cause to produce, operate, etc.
They began to work.
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WordNet Ying Ying dictionary
begin
Start, start, start.
noun
The beginning of anything; "This is a good start."
Start (superlative word)
Adrenal development
Start (derivation)
The time when something should start; "They get up early"; "She knew from the beginning that he was the right man for her."
(Synonym) Start, start, first time, start, start, tee off, start time, performance time, offset.
Point (superordinate), time point
(hereinafter referred to as) birth
(Derived) Occupancy
The opportunity to be a starter (at the beginning of the game); "He started because a regular pitcher was hospitalized"; "His starting means that the coach thinks he is one of their best linesmen."
(Synonym) Start
Turn, play
A sudden involuntary movement; "He was awakened."
(Synonym) To frighten, jump
Reflex, instinctive reflex, innate reflex, innate reflex, unconditional reflex, physiological reaction
(hereinafter referred to as) shock response, shock response
To frighten, jump
The act of starting something; "He is in charge of the beginning of the negotiation."
(synonym) start, start
(antonym) finish
(superordinate) state change
Springboard, starting point, starting point
Start (derivation)
A line indicating the position of a game or the start of a game.
(Synonym) Starting line
Line (superordinate word)
A signal to start (as in a race); "The departure signal is green"; "The runners waited for the start."
(Synonym) Start signal
Signal, signal, sign
The advantage gained by starting early in the race; "After an hour, it will be difficult for him to catch up."
(Synonym) Leading
Advantage, advantage
verb
The first step in taking action; "We start work at dawn"; "Who will start first?" ; "Start working as soon as the sun rises!" ; "The first batch of tourists began to arrive in Cambodia"; "He started early in the morning"; "Let's get to work now."
(Synonym) Start, start, start, start.
(hyponym) start over.
(verb group) begin
(derivative) start, start
To make a movement or start; "The United States launched a war in the Middle East"; "Iraqis started hostilities"; "Start a new chapter in your life"
(synonym) start, guide, start
Jump start, jump start
Start (the reason)
(verb group) begin
(derivative) start, start
Leave; "The family left for Florida."
(Synonym) Leave, separate, start, start, start, take off.
Leave, go forward, go away
Take off, take off
Have a beginning in time, space or evaluation; "The demilitarized zone starts from the other side of the mountain"; "The second movement begins after Allegro"; "These houses start at $250,000."
(Synonym) Start
(hereinafter referred to as) outbreak, outbreak
(verb group) begin
(derivative) start, start
Produce; "He launched a new plan"; "Create a foundation"
(synonym) origin, initiation
Make, create
(hyponym) guide, initiate
(derivative) start, start
Get off the ground; "Who founded this company?" ; "We started an exciting career"; "I start my day with a big breakfast"; "We have started a new term"; "The afternoon session starts at 4 pm"; "When the guerrillas launched a surprise attack, the bloodshed began."
Go, go, go.
Start, guide, start
(hereinafter referred to as) begin, kick off
(derivative) start, start
Move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or panic; "When I walked into the room, she was startled."
(Synonym) To frighten, jump
Move (superordinate)
shy
To frighten, jump
Start or start a movement; "We can't start the engine at all"; "Start the computer"
(Synonym) Start
(antonym) stop
hotline
Go, go.
Start or start a movement; "I start at eight in the morning"; "Ready, assemble, go!"
Go ahead, go ahead.
(antonym) stop, stop
Go on, get up, come on.
Start work or action in a certain capacity, position or job; "occupy a position"; "Start a new job"
(Synonym) Occupy
(hereinafter referred to as) taking office
(derivative) start, start
Play in the starting lineup
(epithet) game
(derivative) start, start
(classification) sports, track and field
Have a beginning characterized by a certain way; "The novel begins with a murder"; "My fortune began with three maple trees"; "Her day begins with exercise"; "The semester begins with the graduation ceremony"
(Synonym) Start
(superlative word) yes
(verb group) begin
(derivative) start, start
Start an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object; "Start smoking cigars"; "She started making soup while it was hot"; "We began to learn physics from grade 10"
(Synonym) Start
To act, move.
(verb group) begin
(derivative) start, start
Synonym: begin annotation jerk jumpout
Antonym: achieve the ultimate goal