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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- start
[stɒːt]
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1.
noun
[c]
开始
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the start of the project
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项目的开始
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the start of the year
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年初
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2.
noun
(departure) 开端
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We need a fresh start.
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我们要有个新的开端。
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3.
noun
(sudden movement) 惊跳
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He awoke with a start.
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他猛然惊醒。
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4.
noun
(lead) 先行
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You must give me fifty metres start.
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你一定要让我先行50米。
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5.
vt.
(begin) 开始
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My father started work when he was ten.
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我父亲10岁时开始工作。
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6.
vt.
[+fire]
[ panic]
(cause) 使产生
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I started a fire.
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我生了火。
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7.
vt.
[+business etc]
(found) 创建
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He raised the money to start a restaurant.
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他筹资创建了一家餐馆。
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8.
vt.
[+engine]
[ car]
启动
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9.
vi.
(begin) 开始
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The meeting starts at 7.
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会议7点开始。
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10.
vi.
(with fright) 惊起
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It caused her to start back in terror.
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她被惊吓得往后跳了一下。
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11.
vi.
[engine]
[ car+]
启动
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The car wouldn't start.
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那辆车启动不了。
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12.
vi.
to start as sth 从做某事发迹
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Mr. Dunbar started as an assistant.
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邓伯先生从当助理起家。
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at the start
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一开始
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for a start
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首先
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from the start
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从一开始
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to get off to a good/bad start
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开头顺利/开头不顺利
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to make an early start
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一早出发
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from start to finish
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从头至尾
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to start doing {or} to do sth
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开始做某事
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to start (off) with
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开始时
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- start
[stɑːrt]
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1.
vt.
开始，着手
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Who will start?
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从谁开始？
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2.
vt.
发动，使开始
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The U.S. started a war in the middle east.
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美国在中东地区发动了一场战争。
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3.
vi.
启程，动身
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4.
vi.
开始，起始
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Prices for these homes start at $250,000.
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这些房屋的起价为250,000美元。
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5.
vt.
创始，发起
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6.
verb
创立，创建
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The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack.
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游击队发动一次突然袭击时，流血开始了。
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Who started this company?
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谁创立了这家公司？
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I start my day with a good breakfast.
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我以一顿丰盛的早餐开始了我的一天。
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7.
vi.
惊跳起来
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She startled when I walked into the room.
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当我走进房间时，她惊呆了。
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8.
vt.
启动，开动
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We simply could not start the engine.
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我们怎么也启动不了引擎。
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9.
verb
（使）开动，（使）行动
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I start at eight in the morning.
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我早上八点出发。
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10.
vt.
开始（工作），就（职）
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11.
vi.
[Sports]
作为首发阵容出场
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12.
vi.
开始
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13.
vt.
开始做；开始对……的某一动作
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She started the soup while it was still hot.
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汤还很烫的时候她就开始喝了。
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We started physics in 10th grade.
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我们在10年级的时候开始学物理学。
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14.
vi.
凸出，鼓出
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15.
vi.
冒出，涌出
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16.
vt.
起用，开始雇佣
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17.
vi.
呈现，突然出现
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18.
vt.
使（孩子）被怀上，怀上（孩子）
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19.
n.[c]
开始，开端
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It was off to a good start.
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这是个良好的开始。
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20.
n.[c]
开始时间
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They got an early start.
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他们出发得很早。
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21.
n.[u]
[Sports]
成为首发出场选手的轮次
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He got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital.
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他首发上场是因为正投手住院了。
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22.
n.[c]
惊起，惊跳，突然一跳
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He awoke with a start.
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他惊醒了。
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23.
n.[u]
开始；启动；创办
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24.
n.[c]
起跑线
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25.
n.[c]
起跑信号
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The runners awaited the start.
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跑步者等待起跑。
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26.
n.[c]
[Sports]
先起跑的优势
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With an hour's start he will be hard to catch.
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他早出发一个小时，很难追上了。
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27.
n.[c]
最初的照应或帮助
Collins English-English Dictionary
- start
[stɒːt]
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1.
vb
to begin or cause to begin (something or to do something); come or cause to come into being, operation, etc
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he started a quarrel
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they started to work
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2.
vb
[when intr, sometimes foll by on]
to make or cause to make a beginning of (a process, series of actions, etc)
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they started on the project
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3.
vb
[sometimes foll by up]
to set or be set in motion
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he started up the machine
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4.
vi.
[intr]
to make a sudden involuntary movement of one's body, from or as if from fright; jump
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5.
vi.
[intr; sometimes foll by up, away, etc]
to spring or jump suddenly from a position or place
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6.
vi.
to establish or be established; set up
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to start a business
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7.
vt.
[tr]
to support (someone) in the first part of a venture, career, etc
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8.
vt.
to work or cause to work loose
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9.
vt.
to enter or be entered in a race
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10.
vi.
[intr]
to flow violently from a source
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wine started from a hole in the cask
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11.
vt.
[tr]
to rouse (game) from a hiding place, lair, etc
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12.
vi.
[intr]
(esp of eyes) to bulge; pop
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13.
vi.
an archaic word for startle
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14.
vi.
[intr]
[Brit]
[Spoken]
to commence quarrelling or causing a disturbance
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15.
n
the first or first part of a series of actions or operations, a journey, etc
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16.
n
the place or time of starting, as of a race or performance
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17.
n
a signal to proceed, as in a race
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18.
n
a lead or advantage, either in time or distance and usually of specified extent, in a competitive activity
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he had an hour's start on me
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19.
n
a slight involuntary movement of the body, as through fright, surprise, etc
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she gave a start as I entered
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20.
n
an opportunity to enter a career, undertake a project, etc
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21.
n
[Spoken]
a surprising incident
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22.
n
a part that has come loose or been disengaged
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23.
n
See also start in start off start on start out start up
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24.
n
[Etymology]
Old English styrtan; related to Old Norse sterta to crease, Old High German sturzen to rush
Examples
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A bad start can be rectified, a good start can be built upon.
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坏的开端可以纠正，好的开端可以很快开始。
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a fresh start
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重新开始
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These are the basic rules to play this game, now we can start playing.
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这些就是玩儿这个游戏的基本规则，现在我们开始吧。
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Good afternoon! Let's start the lesson.
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下午好！开始上课。
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Before we start playing we have to decide who will be in charge of the bank.
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玩儿之前我们得决定由谁来管理这些赌本。
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