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| alternatively {adv} [esp. at start of sentence or clause] | 21 wahlweise | |
| Dear ... {adj} [at the start of formal correspondence] | Sehr geehrte ... / Sehr geehrter ... | |
| Shoot! [coll.] [fig.] [Start talking!] | Legen Sie los! [ugs.] [fig.] [formelle Anrede] [Fangen Sie an zu sprechen!] | |
| Shoot! [coll.] [fig.] [Start talking!] | Schießen Sie los! [ugs.] [fig.] [formelle Anrede] [Fangen Sie an zu sprechen!] | |
| warm {adj} [e.g. air, boot, front, house, periods, roof, water] | Warm- [z. B. Luft, Start, Front, Haus, Zeiten, Dach, Wasser] | |
Verbs |
| to burn [start to burn] | 306 entglühen [veraltet] | |
| econ. pol. to foster sth. [business start-ups] | 162 etw.Akk. ausbauen [Gründungsgeschehen, etc.] | |
| to mount sth. [organize, start] | 44 etw.Akk. initiieren [geh.] | |
| [to announce the start of an activity by a bugle signal] | etw. anblasen [bes. die Jagd] | |
| to activate sth. [put into operation, start] | etw. in Betrieb setzen | |
Nouns |
| onset | 44 Einsatz {m} [Start / Einleitung eines Vorgangs] | |
| fin. float [loan to start business] | 31 Startkapital {n} | |
| initiation | 15 Einsatz {m} [Start / Einleitung eines Vorgangs] | |
| off [Br.] [start of a race] | 14 Start {m} | |
| start | 14 Einsatz {m} [Start / Einleitung eines Vorgangs] | |
| dash [sudden start, movement] | 6 Blitzstart {m} | |
| traffic TrVocab. [sign indicating start of restriction, e.g. of parking] | Anfangstafel {f} [schweiz.] [Halte- und Parkierungsverbote; Straßenschild] | |
2 Words: Others |
| in sum {adv} [often at start of a sentence] | zusammengefasst [oft am Satzanfang] | |
| Let's go! [coll.] [idiom] [get to it, start working] | Dann mal ran (an den Speck)! [ugs.] [Redewendung] | |
2 Words: Verbs |
| to break into sth. [to start to consume supplies, a bottle, a big banknote] | etw.Akk. anreißen [ugs.] [anbrechen] [Vorräte, eine Flasche, einen großen Geldschein zu verbrauchen beginnen] | |
| sports to come good [Br.] [coll.] [after a bad start or setback] | wieder auf Erfolgskurs sein [nach einem schlechten Auftakt oder Rückschlag] | |
| to dig into sth. [start using supplies / savings] [coll.] | an etw. gehen [Ersparnisse / Vorräte beginnen zu verbrauchen] [ugs.] | |
| idiom to get going [start happening or taking place] | in Gang kommen | |
| to get going [to move off, to start talking] | loslegen [ugs.] | |
| gastr. to go off [Br.] [coll.] [to start decomposing] | umschlagen [sauer werden] | |
| to lead from sth. [start somewhere] | von etw.Dat. ausgehen [örtlich] | |
| mil. TrVocab. to march off [start to march] | losmarschieren [anfangen zu marschieren] | |
| gastr. to put sth. on [start cooking food on a stove] | etw.Akk. zustellen [österr.] [Essen zum Kochen auf den Herd stellen] | |
| to take to sb./sth. [start to like] | mit jdm./etw. warm werden | |
| to take up [to start to participate in] | aufgreifen [Thema, Gedanke] | |
| to turn over [engine, motor] [to start] | anspringen [Maschine, Motor] [in Gang kommen] | |
2 Words: Nouns |
| sports bad start [unsuccessful start for a team in a competition] | Fehlstart {m} [missglückter Start einer Mannschaft in einem Wettbewerb] | |
| sports checkered flag [Am.] | Karoflagge {f} [als Start- und Zielflagge] | |
| sports checkered flags [Am.] | Karoflaggen {pl} [als Start- und Zielflaggen] | |
| go-ahead [coll.] [permission to start doing sth.] | Go {n} [ugs.] [Startsignal, Genehmigung] | |
| mil. missile launching | Raketenstart {m} [Start einer Rakete] | |
| electr. reactivation time [stop-start] | Wiederbereitschaftszeit {f} | |
| hist. law registration law [Bavarian 19th century law allowing only the firstborn male Jews to start a family] | Matrikelgesetz {n} | |
| run-up | Beschleunigen {n} [der Motoren vor dem Start] | |
| fin. seed capital [start-up funding] | Anschubfinanzierung {f} | |
| comp. spawn point [start of game] | Startpunkt {m} [Spiel] | |
| biol. start codon | Startcodon {n} [auch: Start-Codon] | |
| starting point | Beginnpunkt {m} [sehr selten für: Start-, Anfangspunkt] | |
| econ. fin. startup unicorn [also: start-up unicorn] | Einhorn-Startup {n} | |
3 Words: Verbs |
| jobs to enter the workforce [to start working professionally] | ins Berufsleben treten | |
| to get to work [idiom] [start working on sth.] | ans Werk gehen [sich an die Arbeit machen] | |
| to go to work [get down to work, start working] | an die Arbeit gehen | |
| to set sth. on foot [idiom] [initiate, start] | etw.Akk. ins Werk setzen [geh.] [Redewendung] [in Gang setzen] | |
4 Words: Verbs |
| tech. to be ready to run [ready to start] | anfahrbereit sein [startbereit, betriebsbereit] | |
| to kick up a breeze [coll.] [idiom] [start a rumor] | ein Gerücht in Umlauf bringen | |
| to make a clean sweep [idiom] [in order to start afresh] | Tabula rasa machen [Redewendung] | |
| to start to deal with sth. [start to do sth.] | sichDat. etw.Akk. vornehmen [ugs.] [sich mit etw. zu beschäftigen beginnen] | |
| to wipe the slate clean [idiom] [make a fresh start] | einen neuen Anfang machen [Redewendung] | |
| to wipe the slate clean [make a fresh start] [idiom] | einen Neuanfang machen | |
4 Words: Nouns |
| pol. market. start of a campaign | Kampagnenstart {m} [Start einer Kampagne] | |
| pol. market. start of the campaign | Kampagnenstart {m} [Start der Kampagne] | |
5+ Words: Verbs |
| to get down to brass tacks [coll.] [start to consider the basic facts] | zur Sache kommen [zum Wesentlichen kommen] | |
5+ Words: Nouns |
| a kick in the pants [coll.] [idiom] [a forceful reminder to start or get going] | ein Tritt {m} in den Hintern [ugs.] [fig.] [Redewendung] | |
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