[no obj.]come into being; begin or be reckoned from a particular point in time or space
发生;开始
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the season starts in September 该季节始于九月
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we ate before the film started 我们在电影开始前吃的饭
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below Roaring Springs the real desert starts .在罗灵斯普林斯以南才是真正沙漠的开始。
[with infinitive or present participle]embark on a continuing action or a new venture
着手,从事,开始做(进行中动作或新事业)
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I started to chat to him 我开始与他聊天
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we plan to start building in the autumn .我们计划在秋季动工。
use a particular point, action, or circumstance as an opening for a course of action
以…为出发点,从…起首
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the teacher can start by capitalizing on children's curiosity 老师可以利用孩子们的好奇心作为出发点
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I shall start with the case you mention first .我将从你首先提到的那件事开始。
[no obj., with adverbial of direction]begin to move or travel
开始走;启程,动身,出发
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we started out into the snow 我们冒着雪出发了
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he started for the door .他向门边走去。
[with obj.]begin to attend (an educational establishment) or engage in (an occupation, especially a profession)
开始(上学);从事(某项职业)
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she will start school today 她今天要开始上学
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he started work at a travel agent .他开始在一家旅行社工作。
begin one's working life
开始从事工作
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he started as a mess orderly 他从当炊事兵开始
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he started off as doctor in the house. 他刚开始是做住院医生。
[with obj.]begin to live through (a period distinguished by a specified characteristic)
开始度过,开始经历(具有特定特征的一段时期)
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they started their married life .他们开始过婚姻生活。
cost at least a specified amount
从…起价
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fees start at around £300 .费用起码要300英镑左右。
[with obj.]cause (an event or process) to happen
使开始,使发生
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two men started the blaze which caused the explosion 两人引燃了导致爆炸的大火
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those women started all the trouble .所有麻烦全是由那些女人引起的。
bring (a project or an institution) into being; cause to take effect or begin to work or operate
开办,创办;使生效;开始工作(或运行)
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I'm starting a campaign to get the law changed .我正在发起一场运动以改变那项法律。
cause (a machine) to begin to work
开动,发动(机器)
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we had trouble starting the car 我们发动汽车遇到麻烦
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he starts up his van .他发动了面包车。
[no obj.](of a machine or device)begin operating or being used
(机器,装置)开始运行;开始启动
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the noise of a lorry starting up 卡车启动时的噪声
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there was a moment of silence before the organ started .在风琴响起来以前有一会儿很安静。
cause or enable (someone or something) to begin doing or pursuing something
使开始做,使从事
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his father started him off in business 他父亲开始让他做生意
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what he said started me thinking .他的话引起了我的思考。
give a signal to (competitors) to start in a race
向(竞赛者)发起跑信号。
[no obj.]give a small jump or make a sudden jerking movement from surprise or alarm
惊起,惊跳
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‘Oh my!’ she said, starting .她惊悚失措地说:“哦!我的天。
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〈诗/文〉 突然出现;突然移动
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she had seen Meg start suddenly from a thicket .她曾看到梅格从一片灌木丛中突然走了出来。
(of eyes)bulge so as to appear to burst out of their sockets
(眼睛)突起,鼓出
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his eyes started out of his head like a hare's .他的眼睛像兔眼一样从脸上鼓起。
be displaced or displace by pressure or shrinkage
(通过压力或收缩)使松动,使脱落;[no obj.] <Italic> the mortar in the joints had started</Italic>. 连接处的泥灰已经脱落了。
[with obj.]rouse (game) from its lair
使(猎物)离巢,驱赶(猎物)出巢穴。
the point in time or space at which something has its origin; the beginning of something
开始,开端
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he takes over as chief executive at the start of next year 明年年初他接任主管
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the event was a shambles from start to finish 那件事自始至终一团糟
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his bicycle was found close to the start of a forest trail .他的自行车是在靠近林中一条小道的起始处被发现的。
the point or moment at which a race begins
起跑线;起跑时间。
an act of beginning to do or deal with something
开始,着手
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I can make a start on cleaning up 我可以开始打扫卫生
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an early start enabled us to avoid the traffic .早出发可以使我们避开交通堵塞。
used to indicate that a useful initial contribution has been made but that more remains to be done
良好开端,好的开始
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if he would tell her who had put him up to it, it would be a start .如果他愿意告诉她是谁怂恿他干那件事的,这将是一个好的开端。
a person's position or circumstances at the beginning of their life, especially a position of advantage
(人生开始时的)地位,条件(多指有利的情况)
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she's anxious to give her baby the best start in life .她渴望给她的宝宝一个最好的生命开端。
an advantage consisting in having set out in a race or on journey earlier than one's rivals or opponents
(赛跑或旅行中)先起跑的优势;先出发的优势
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he would have a ninety-minute start on them .他有比他们早出发90分钟的优势。
a sudden movement of surprise or alarm
惊跳,惊起
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she awoke with a start 她猛然惊醒
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the woman gave a nervous start .那女人紧张得惊跳起来。
〈旧〉 惊人的事
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you hear of some rum starts there .你会听到一些那里的怪事。
Strategic Arms Reduction Talks.
同<Bold>STRATEGIC</Bold> <Bold>ARMS</Bold> <Bold>REDUCTION</Bold> <Bold>TALKS.</Bold>
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don't start (或don't you start )informal used to tell someone not to grumble or criticize 〈非正式〉 告诉(某人)不要发牢骚(或指责)don't start ― I do my fair share . 不要发牢骚,我做我应该做的那一份 -
for a start informal used to introduce or emphasize the first or most important of a number of considerations 〈非正式〉 首先;一开始this side are at an advantage ― for a start, there are more of them . 这一边处于优势,首先是他们人更多 -
get the start of dated gain an advantage over 〈旧〉 比…居先,比… 占优势 -
start a family conceive one's first child 开始怀第一个孩子 -
start a hare 见HARE .start something informal cause trouble 〈非正式〉 惹是生非 -
to start with at the beginning of a series of events or period of time 开始时,一开始she wasn't very keen on the idea to start with . 开始时她对那想法不特别感兴趣 -
as the first thing to be taken into account 首先
to start with, I was feeling down .首先,我感到情绪低落
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start in informal begin doing something, especially talking 〈非正式〉 开始做(尤指开始说)people groan when she starts in about her acting ambitions . 当她开始表达当演员的志向时,人们难受得直哼哼 -
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start in on )N. Amer . begin to do or deal with 〈北美〉 开始去做she started in on her face . 她开始进行脸部化妆 -
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start in on )N. Amer. attack verbally; begin to criticize 〈北美〉 用言语攻击;开始批判 -
start off (或start someone/thing off )begin (or cause someone or something to begin) working, operating, or dealing with something(使)开始;(使)从事treatment should start off with attention to diet 治疗首先应该从注意饮食开始what started you off on this search ? 是什么使你开始这项调查的? (start off )begin a meal 开始吃饭she started off with porridge . 她先喝了些粥 -
start on 1 begin to work on or deal with 开始进行;着手处理I'm starting on a new book . 我正开始写一本新书 -
2 informal begin to talk to someone, especially in a critical or hostile way 〈非正式〉 开始吵架;开始用言语抨击she started on about my not having proper furniture . 她开始指责我没有合适的家具 -
start over N. Amer . make a new beginning 〈北美〉 重新开始could you face going back to school and starting over ? 你能面对返回学校重新开始读书吗?start out (或up )embark on a venture or undertaking, especially a commercial one 着手,开始从事(某事业,尤指商业)the company will start out with a hundred employees . 这个公司开业时将雇用100名员工
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start to do sth = start doing sth 开始做某事
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a new start 新的开始
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start with/by sth 以…开始
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start at sth 从…(数值)开始
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start one's/a business 创业
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