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edit	NOUN	a start \| starts
edit	VERB	to start \| started \| started ... starting \| starts
	SYNO	to commence \| to embark on \| to start ...
	to commence \| to embark on \| to start \| to start up to start \| to start up head start \| start to begin \| to commence \| to get \| to get down \| to set about \| to set out \| to start \| to start out to depart \| to part \| to set forth \| to set off \| to set out \| to start \| to start out \| to take off start \| starting to begin \| to start to jump \| to start \| to startle beginning \| commencement \| start to start \| to take up to initiate \| to originate \| to start start \| starting signal to get going \| to go \| to start to begin \| to commence \| to lead off \| to start scratch \| scratch line \| start \| starting line to bug out \| to bulge \| to bulge out \| to come out \| to pop \| to pop out \| to protrude \| to start © Princeton University

NOUN	der Start \| die Starts/[selten] Starte	edit
SYNO	Abflug \| Departure \| Start ...
Abflug \| Departure \| Start Aktivierung \| Anschaltung \| Einschaltung \| Inbetriebnahme \| Start Ausgangspunkt \| Keimzelle [ugs.] \| Start \| Startpunkt Abfahrt \| Abreise \| Abzug \| Aufbruch \| Fahrtbeginn \| Start Anbruch \| Anfang \| Aufbruch \| Auftakt \| Beginn \| Geburt \| Start \| Take-off © OpenThesaurus.de

to start

2218

beginnen

to start

927

anfangen

to start sth.

340

etw. anfangen

to start

287

starten

automot. to start [car]

252

anspringen [Auto]

to start sth. [an engine, a car, a machine, etc.]

185

etw. anlassen [einen Motor, ein Auto, eine Maschine usw.]

to start

158

aufbrechen [beginnen]

to start

137

einsetzen [beginnen]

to start

128

abfliegen

to start sth. [machine]

104

etw. anstellen [Maschine]

to start

zucken [vor Schreck]

to start sth. [machine, vehicle, etc.]

etw. anwerfen [ugs.] [in Gang bringen] [Maschine, Fahrzeug usw.]

to start [school, concert etc.]

angehen [beginnen]

to start

anfahren [z. B. Auto]

to start sth. [establish]

etw.^Akk. gründen

to start [be startled]

auffahren [erschrecken]

to start sth. [shop, business, etc.]

etw.^Akk. eröffnen [Geschäft, Praxis, Kanzlei etc.]

to start

abreisen

to start sth. [cause]

etw.^Akk. verursachen

to start

anheben [geh.] [beginnen]

law to start sth.

etw. einleiten [in die Wege leiten]

to start sth. [establish, open]

einrichten [einführen, gründen, etablieren]

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. starten [Auto, Kampagne etc.]

to start [lead off]

den Reigen eröffnen [Redewendung] [den Anfang machen]

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. aufnehmen

to start sth.

etw. beginnen

to start sth.

mit etw.^Dat. beginnen

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. in Bewegung bringen

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. in Bewegung setzen

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. in Gang bringen

to start sth.

etw.^Akk. in Gang setzen [Motor etc.]

Nouns

start

2105

Anfang {m}

launch

1091

Start {m}

start

378

Start {m}

launching

207

Start {m}

aviat. takeoff

151

Start {m} [Flugzeug]

commencement

115

Start {m}

start

111

Auftakt {m} [fig.]

start

Beginn {m}

comp. boot

Start {m}

kickoff

Start {m}

start

Abmarsch {m}

liftoff

Start {m} [Rakete]

start

Anlauf {m} [Beginn]

start

Antritt {m} [z. B. Beruf]

departure

Start {m}

start

Abreise {f}

start

Aufbruch {m}

start

Ruck {m}

start

Abfahrt {f}

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A 2023-03-28: I don't think so. Where to start and where to stop?
A 2023-03-12: No such book in the colonies either. The English had to start over.
A 2023-03-12: London off to a slow start?
A 2023-01-27: Usually children in Germany don't start school until they are six.
A 2021-12-28: Why do you start a new thread and don't add your comments to the existing ...
Q 2020-12-08: Optimistischer Start
Q 2020-11-11: Formula 1 start
A 2020-02-19: I think "midnight at the start of 1 July" is a good compromise...
A 2020-02-18: Correct. 24:00 belongs to the end of the day, 0:00 to the start
A 2020-01-30: "an den Start bringen" kenne ich.
A 2019-10-18: Gosh, I've missed you guys. Gotta start spending more time here.....
A 2019-07-22: https://www.google.de/search?q=%22the+rejoicing+third%22&ei=guQ1XcvkDsrdwQ...
A 2019-06-18: Startsignal (nicht Start Signal)
A 2019-03-01: https://www.google.de/search?q=%22minutes+volume+no%22&ei=LRx5XMvTFIrBUpWf...
A 2019-02-26: ... https://www.google.de/search?q=%22will+still+be+involved%22&ei=4q11XLz...
A 2019-01-20: Ähnlich aber anders: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Everyone+is+a+fore...
A 2018-11-05: I agree that +I wish you a nice start to the week+ is grammatically correct,
A 2018-11-05: https://www.google.co.uk/search?source=hp&ei=g8vfW5_tDs_XwQLJ7oWYCQ&q=%22I...
A 2018-10-02: The F1 is at the start of the season and ...
A 2018-09-28: dann schau mal hier: https://www.google.de/search?q=%22den+Umsatz+halten%2...

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