| 词汇 | start |
| 释义 | startUK:*/ˈstɑːt/US:/stɑrt/ ,(stärt)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 start vi (begin)开始；开演We're waiting for the movie to start.我们等着影片开演呢。 start doing [sth] v expr (begin doing)开始做某事When she stroked the cat, she started sneezing.当她摸那只猫的时候，她就开始打喷嚏。 start [sth] vtr (begin)开始；启动The chairman started the meeting.主席宣布会议开始。usage: used with noun phrasesIf you start or begin something, you do it from a particular time. There is no difference in meaning. My father started work when he was fourteen.We'll begin the meeting as soon as he arrives.The past tense of begin is began. The -ed participle is begun.The teacher opened the book and began the lesson.The company has begun research on a new product. start [sth] vtr (machine) (机械等)开动, 发动, 启动Start the car. It's time we left.把车发动起来。我们该走了。 start n (beginning)开始；起始；起始Get ready for the start of the race.准备好，预备起跑。 其他翻译 start n (startle)惊跳；惊起His start when he heard the news didn't seem very genuine to me; I think he already knew.他听到那个消息时所表现出的惊跳对我而言不太可信，因为我觉得他早就知道了。 start n (starting place)起跑线；起点The cars are waiting at the start.赛车都在起跑线处等候。 start n (lead, advantage)领先；优势；占先地位Number twelve is off to a good start.12号领先。 start n (beginnings: in life or business)在最初阶段给予的帮助Mr. Simon gave me my start in this business. start vi (set out)出发；启程；动身The family started for home.一家人动身回家。 start vi (jerk)突然一动；忽然一颤She started at the loud noise.听到那声巨响，她的身体忽然一颤。 start vi (come into action)启动；开动My car wouldn't start.我的车子启动不了。 start vi (protrude)突出；瞪出Her eyes started from their sockets at the news.听到这个消息，她瞪出了双眼。 start vi (participate in an event)参加；参与The rookie hopes to start in the big game.新手想要参与大型比赛。 start vi (have as lowest level)起始；开头；起头；最低，…起Houses prices here start at around $200,000.这里的房价大约200000美元起。 start [sth] vtr (establish)创立；成立；建立My grandfather started the family business. start [sb] doing [sth] vtr (cause to do [sth])使某人开始做某事Your words started me thinking. start [sb] vtr (sports: select [sb] to perform)让…参加比赛；让…上场The manager started his best pitcher. 动词短语 start after [sb/sth] vtr phrasal insep (begin chasing [sb/sth])开始追赶 start in vi phrasal informal (begin, commence)在...开始；开始于... start off vi phrasal (begin [sth])开始；出发；动身The marathon runner started off at a slow pace.马拉松运动员以缓慢的速度开跑。 start [sth] off vtr phrasal sep (cause to begin)开始；引起；导致Tom and Stan had a big row today; I'm not sure what started it off.汤姆和史丹今天大吵了一架，至于是什么引起的，我不太清楚。 start off with [sth] vi phrasal + prep informal (begin with)以…开始；首先进行I think I will start off with an appetizer and then have a main dish. start on [sth] vtr phrasal insep informal (begin attacking)发起对…的攻击, 开始攻击She started on carving the turkey with a vengeance. start on [sth] vtr phrasal insep informal (begin talking about)开始谈论She started on again about her boyfriend, I'm tired of listening. start out vi phrasal (begin career) (事业)起步，开始立业His father owned the company so he didn't have to start out in the mail room.这是他爸爸的公司，所以他不用从收发室起步。 start out vi phrasal (begin)开始Let's start out by introducing ourselves.让我们以自我介绍开始。 start over vi phrasal (begin again)重新开始If it doesn't look good when you finish, you need to start over -- do it again.如果成品并不理想，你就需要重新开始，再做一遍。 start [sth] up vtr phrasal sep (machine: switch on) (电脑等)启动； (引擎等)起动Start up your computer and log in to the network.启动你的计算机并登录到网络。 start [sth] up vtr phrasal sep (business: open, form) (公司等)创立，成立Melissa has started up a business from her home.梅丽莎在家里开始做生意。 start [sth] up, start [sth] up vtr phrasal sep (project: initiate) (工程、项目等)开工, 动工, 开创, 开始The village had no cricket club, so Mike decided to start one up.这个村没有板球俱乐部，所以迈克决定开办一个。 start up vi phrasal (new business: begin operating)开业A new company is starting up in the area and they want to recruit local people.这个地区新开了一家公司，他们想要雇佣当地人。 start up again vi phrasal + adv (recommence)重新开始After ten minutes, the motor started up again. 复合形式： alarm bells start to ring, warning bells start to sound expr figurative, informal (you have misgivings about [sth])感觉不对劲； (比喻)心里拉警报 at the start expr (when [sth] begins)开始时；起初At the start, learning to drive can be difficult. early start n (rising early in the morning)早起I'm going to bed now, as I have an early start tomorrow. early start n (beginning before scheduled time)提早开始I went into work at eight so that I could get an early start. false start n (in a race) (赛跑)抢跑；起跑犯规 flying start n (race: rapid beginning) (赛跑)疾速起跑，迅速起步，快速起跑 flying start n figurative (favorable beginning)良好的开端，开门红 for a start adv informal (to begin with, in the first place)首先We'll take names and phone numbers for a start, then later on we can get more details. fresh start n (chance to begin anew)重新开始；全新开始The child was moved to a different school to give him a fresh start. from start to finish adv (all the way through)自始至终，始终He won the race, having been in the lead from start to finish. from the start expr (since the beginning)从一开始；起初 get the ball rolling, start the ball rolling v expr figurative (initiate [sth])开始… head start n (race: starting ahead) (赛跑)先跑My little sister runs slowly, so I give her a head start. head start n figurative (advantage)优势；先机His parents' wealth gave him a head start in life. jump-start [sth] vtr (vehicle: start with jumper cables) (车辆)助动启动 kick-start [sth] vtr (motorcycle: start up) (摩托车等)发动，启动 kick-start [sth] vtr figurative (prompt, boost)启动；发起 kick-start n figurative (prompt, boost)启动 make a fresh start v expr (begin anew)重新开始；从头来过 make a start v expr (begin)开始；动身 get off to a good start v expr informal (begin well)顺利开始Our new employee has gotten off to a good start. be off to a good start v expr informal (have begun well)有好的开端；一开始就顺利 running start n figurative (initial advantage)良好开端；开局优势Because Mason knew the new job was going to be posted today, he had a running start on the other candidates. standing start n (from standing position)站立式起跑The runners set off from a standing start. standing start n (from being stationary)原地起步 start afresh, begin afresh vi + adv (begin again)重新开始，从头开始 start [sth] afresh, begin [sth] afresh vtr + adv (begin again)重新开始，从头开始 start back vi + adv (begin to return)动身返回It will only take us half an hour to walk home, but it's getting dark, so maybe we'd better start back. start from scratch v expr (start from the very beginning)从头做起；从零开始When my grandparents first came to this country, they had to start from scratch. start off by doing [sth] v expr (do first)首先；第一步 start [sth] off with [sth] v expr informal (begin with)以...开始；在...时首先...I like to start my day off with a three-mile run. start proceedings v expr (initiate legal action)提起诉讼 start [sth] up again v expr (machine: reactivate)重新启动；重启；重新发动；重新激活 start with a clean slate, also UK: start with a clean sheet v expr figurative (be allowed a fresh start)从头开始；改过自新；重新开始 start-stop adj (erratic)起止的；起起停停的 startup, also UK: start-up n (computing: switching on) (计算机)启动You should check which programs run automatically at startup. startup, also UK: start-up n (machine: activation) (机械)开动；启动The machine makes an odd sound on startup. startup, startup company, also UK: start-up, start-up company n (new business)新兴公司；新创企业；初创公司Kirsten quit her job at a software company to join a startup.Most start-up businesses fail within the first two years. startup, also UK: start-up n as adj (relating to starting)起动阶段；起动阶段的The entrepreneurs arranged a meeting with the bank to secure their startup capital. startup business (US), start-up business (UK) n as adj (new business) (企业或工程)起始阶段的，启动时期的 startup costs (US), start-up costs (UK) npl (for a new business)启动成本；开业成本 with a start adv (with a surprised jolt or jump)吓一跳地；吃一惊地 |
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