Start 音标拼音: [st'ɑrt]
vi . 开始,起身,出发,跳起,吃惊,出现
n . 惊起,出发,开端,起点,吃惊,有利条件
开始,起身,出发,跳起,吃惊,出现惊起,出发,开端,起点,吃惊,有利条件
start 启动
start 开始 起动
start n 1 :
the beginning of anything ; "
it was off to a good start "
2 :
the time at which something is supposed to begin ; "
they got an early start "; "
she knew from the get -
go that he was the man for her " [
synonym : {
beginning }, {
commencement }, {
first },
{
outset }, {
get -
go }, {
start }, {
kickoff }, {
starting time },
{
showtime }, {
offset }] [
ant : {
end }, {
ending }, {
middle }]
3 :
a turn to be a starter (
in a game at the beginning ); "
he got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital "; "
his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen " [
synonym : {
start }, {
starting }]
4 :
a sudden involuntary movement ; "
he awoke with a start " [
synonym :
{
startle }, {
jump }, {
start }]
5 :
the act of starting something ; "
he was responsible for the beginning of negotiations " [
synonym : {
beginning }, {
start },
{
commencement }] [
ant : {
finish }, {
finishing }]
6 :
a line indicating the location of the start of a race or a game [
synonym : {
start }, {
starting line }, {
scratch }, {
scratch line }]
7 :
a signal to begin (
as in a race ); "
the starting signal was a green light "; "
the runners awaited the start " [
synonym : {
starting signal }, {
start }]
8 :
the advantage gained by beginning early (
as in a race ); "
with an hour '
s start he will be hard to catch " [
synonym : {
start },
{
head start }]
v 1 :
take the first step or steps in carrying out an action ; "
We began working at dawn "; "
Who will start ?"; "
Get working as soon as the sun rises !"; "
The first tourists began to arrive in Cambodia "; "
He began early in the day "; "
Let '
s get down to work now " [
synonym : {
get down }, {
begin }, {
get },
{
start out }, {
start }, {
set about }, {
set out }, {
commence }]
[
ant : {
end }, {
terminate }]
2 :
set in motion ,
cause to start ; "
The U .
S .
started a war in the Middle East "; "
The Iraqis began hostilities "; "
begin a new chapter in your life " [
synonym : {
begin }, {
lead off }, {
start },
{
commence }] [
ant : {
end }, {
terminate }]
3 :
leave ; "
The family took off for Florida " [
synonym : {
depart },
{
part }, {
start }, {
start out }, {
set forth }, {
set off }, {
set out }, {
take off }]
4 :
have a beginning ,
in a temporal ,
spatial ,
or evaluative sense ; "
The DMZ begins right over the hill "; "
The second movement begins after the Allegro "; "
Prices for these homes start at $
250 ,
000 " [
synonym : {
begin }, {
start }] [
ant : {
cease },
{
end }, {
finish }, {
stop }, {
terminate }]
5 :
bring into being ; "
He initiated a new program "; "
Start a foundation " [
synonym : {
originate }, {
initiate }, {
start }]
6 :
get off the ground ; "
Who started this company ?"; "
We embarked on an exciting enterprise "; "
I start my day with a good breakfast "; "
We began the new semester "; "
The afternoon session begins at 4 PM "; "
The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack " [
synonym : {
start }, {
start up }, {
embark on }, {
commence }]
7 :
move or jump suddenly ,
as if in surprise or alarm ; "
She startled when I walked into the room " [
synonym : {
startle },
{
jump }, {
start }]
8 :
get going or set in motion ; "
We simply could not start the engine "; "
start up the computer " [
synonym : {
start }, {
start up }]
[
ant : {
stop }]
9 :
begin or set in motion ; "
I start at eight in the morning ";
"
Ready ,
set ,
go !" [
synonym : {
start }, {
go }, {
get going }] [
ant :
{
halt }, {
stop }]
10 :
begin work or acting in a certain capacity ,
office or job ;
"
Take up a position "; "
start a new job " [
synonym : {
start }, {
take up }]
11 :
play in the starting lineup 12 :
have a beginning characterized in some specified way ; "
The novel begins with a murder "; "
My property begins with the three maple trees "; "
Her day begins with a workout "; "
The semester begins with a convocation ceremony " [
synonym : {
begin },
{
start }]
13 :
begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object ; "
begin a cigar ";
"
She started the soup while it was still hot "; "
We started physics in 10th grade " [
synonym : {
begin }, {
start }]
14 :
bulge outward ; "
His eyes popped " [
synonym : {
start }, {
protrude },
{
pop }, {
pop out }, {
bulge }, {
bulge out }, {
bug out }, {
come out }]
start \
start \ (
st [
aum ]
rt ),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
started };
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
starting }.] [
OE .
sterten ;
akin to D .
storten to hurl ,
rush ,
fall ,
G .
st ["
u ]
rzen ,
OHG .
sturzen to turn over ,
to fall ,
Sw .
st ["
o ]
rta to cast down ,
to fall ,
Dan .
styrte ,
and probably also to E .
start a tail ;
the original sense being ,
perhaps ,
to show the tail ,
to tumble over suddenly .
[
root ]
166 .
Cf . {
Start }
a tail .]
1 .
To leap ;
to jump . [
Obs .]
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2 .
To move suddenly ,
as with a spring or leap ,
from surprise ,
pain ,
or other sudden feeling or emotion ,
or by a voluntary act .
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And maketh him out of his sleep to start . --
Chaucer .
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I start as from some dreadful dream . --
Dryden .
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Keep your soul to the work when ready to start aside . --
I .
Watts .
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But if he start ,
It is the flesh of a corrupted heart . --
Shak .
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3 .
To set out ;
to commence a course ,
as a race or journey ;
to begin ;
as ,
to start in business .
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At once they start ,
advancing in a line . --
Dryden .
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At intervals some bird from out the brakes Starts into voice a moment ,
then is still . --
Byron .
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4 .
To become somewhat displaced or loosened ;
as ,
a rivet or a seam may start under strain or pressure .
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{
To start after },
to set out after ;
to follow ;
to pursue .
{
To start against },
to act as a rival candidate against .
{
To start for },
to be a candidate for ,
as an office .
{
To start up },
to rise suddenly ,
as from a seat or couch ;
to come suddenly into notice or importance .
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Start \
Start \,
n . [
OE .
stert a tail ,
AS .
steort ;
akin to LG .
stert ,
steert ,
D .
staart ,
G .
sterz ,
Icel .
stertr ,
Dan .
stiert ,
Sw .
stjert . [
root ]
166 .
Cf .
Stark naked ,
under {
Stark }, {
Start },
v .
i .]
1 .
A tail ,
or anything projecting like a tail .
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2 .
The handle ,
or tail ,
of a plow ;
also ,
any long handle .
[
Prov .
Eng .]
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3 .
The curved or inclined front and bottom of a water -
wheel bucket .
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4 . (
Mining )
The arm ,
or lever ,
of a gin ,
drawn around by a horse .
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Start \
Start \,
n .
1 .
The act of starting ;
a sudden spring ,
leap ,
or motion ,
caused by surprise ,
fear ,
pain ,
or the like ;
any sudden motion ,
or beginning of motion .
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The fright awakened Arcite with a start . --
Dryden .
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2 .
A convulsive motion ,
twitch ,
or spasm ;
a spasmodic effort .
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For she did speak in starts distractedly . --
Shak .
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Nature does nothing by starts and leaps ,
or in a hurry . --
L '
Estrange .
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3 .
A sudden ,
unexpected movement ;
a sudden and capricious impulse ;
a sally ;
as ,
starts of fancy .
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To check the starts and sallies of the soul .
--
Addison .
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4 .
The beginning ,
as of a journey or a course of action ;
first motion from a place ;
act of setting out ;
the outset ;
--
opposed to {
finish }.
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The start of first performance is all . --
Bacon .
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I see you stand like greyhounds in the slips ,
Straining upon the start . --
Shak .
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{
At a start },
at once ;
in an instant . [
Obs .]
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At a start he was betwixt them two . --
Chaucer .
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{
To get the start },
or {
To have the start },
to begin before another ;
to gain or have the advantage in a similar undertaking ; --
usually with of . "
Get the start of the majestic world ." --
Shak . "
She might have forsaken him if he had not got the start of her ." --
Dryden .
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Start \
Start \ (
st [
aum ]
rt ),
v .
t .
1 .
To cause to move suddenly ;
to disturb suddenly ;
to startle ;
to alarm ;
to rouse ;
to cause to flee or fly ;
as ,
the hounds started a fox .
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Upon malicious bravery dost thou come To start my quiet ? --
Shak .
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Brutus will start a spirit as soon as Caesar .
--
Shak .
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2 .
To bring into being or into view ;
to originate ;
to invent .
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Sensual men agree in the pursuit of every pleasure they can start . --
Sir W .
Temple .
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3 .
To cause to move or act ;
to set going ,
running ,
or flowing ;
as ,
to start a railway train ;
to start a mill ;
to start a stream of water ;
to start a rumor ;
to start a business .
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I was engaged in conversation upon a subject which the people love to start in discourse . --
Addison .
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4 .
To move suddenly from its place or position ;
to displace or loosen ;
to dislocate ;
as ,
to start a bone ;
the storm started the bolts in the vessel .
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One ,
by a fall in wrestling ,
started the end of the clavicle from the sternum . --
Wiseman .
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5 . [
Perh .
from D .
storten ,
which has this meaning also .]
(
Naut .)
To pour out ;
to empty ;
to tap and begin drawing from ;
as ,
to start a water cask .
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START \
START \ (
st [
aum ]
rt ),
n . [
From Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty .]
A Treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union which provided for stepwise reductions in the number of nuclear weapons possessed by each country .
[
PJC ]
409 Moby Thesaurus words for "
start ":
A ,
activate ,
advance ,
advantage ,
aid ,
allowance ,
alpha ,
arise ,
assistance ,
attack ,
avoid ,
backing ,
base ,
basis ,
be off ,
be startled ,
beat ,
beget ,
begin ,
beginning ,
beginnings ,
birth ,
blanch ,
blast away ,
blast off ,
blast -
off ,
blench ,
blink ,
bob ,
boggle ,
bolt ,
border line ,
bounce ,
bound ,
boundary ,
boundary condition ,
boundary line ,
bourn ,
break ,
break boundary ,
break open ,
break up ,
breakoff point ,
bring before ,
bring forward ,
bring up ,
broach ,
buck ,
buckjump ,
bulge ,
bundle ,
bundle off ,
burst ,
capriole ,
carry away ,
ceiling ,
chance ,
chase ,
circumscription ,
clear ,
coign of vantage ,
come apart ,
come off ,
come undone ,
come unstuck ,
come up ,
commence ,
commencement ,
commend to attention ,
compass ,
confine ,
constitute ,
course ,
crack ,
crack up ,
create ,
creation ,
cringe ,
crop up ,
curvet ,
cutoff ,
cutoff point ,
cutting edge ,
dart ,
dawn ,
dawning ,
deadline ,
deadwood ,
delimitation ,
depart ,
determinant ,
develop ,
disintegrate ,
dive in ,
dive into ,
division line ,
dodge ,
dog ,
draw ,
draw back ,
drive ,
drop ,
duck ,
edge ,
embark ,
embark on ,
emerge ,
emergence ,
encouragement ,
end ,
enter ,
enter on ,
enter upon ,
establish ,
establishment ,
evade ,
extremity ,
fade ,
falcon ,
fall back ,
fall off ,
fall to ,
fall to pieces ,
father ,
fight shy ,
financing ,
finish ,
fissure ,
flick ,
flinch ,
flip ,
flirt ,
float ,
floor ,
flounce ,
flush ,
fly apart ,
flying start ,
follow the hounds ,
found ,
foundation ,
founding ,
fowl ,
fracture ,
fresh start ,
frontier ,
genesis ,
get busy ,
get going ,
get loose ,
get off ,
get to ,
get under way ,
get with it ,
give a start ,
give away ,
give birth to ,
give way ,
go ,
go ahead ,
go forth ,
go hunting ,
go to it ,
go to pieces ,
gun ,
handicap ,
hang back ,
hawk ,
head into ,
head start ,
hedge ,
help ,
high -
water mark ,
hippety -
hop ,
hit the road ,
hitch ,
hop ,
hop to it ,
hound ,
hunt ,
hunt down ,
hurdle ,
inaugurate ,
inauguration ,
inception ,
initiate ,
initiation ,
inside track ,
institute ,
institution ,
interface ,
introduce ,
issue ,
issue forth ,
jack ,
jacklight ,
jar ,
jerk ,
jib ,
jig ,
jiggle ,
jog ,
joggle ,
jolt ,
jump ,
jump a mile ,
jump off ,
jump over ,
jump to it ,
jump -
off ,
kick off ,
kick -
off ,
launch ,
launch into ,
lay before ,
lead ,
leading edge ,
leap ,
leap over ,
leapfrog ,
leave ,
light into ,
limen ,
limit ,
limitation ,
limiting factor ,
line ,
line of demarcation ,
line of departure ,
low -
water mark ,
lower limit ,
make a motion ,
march ,
mark ,
mete ,
moot ,
move ,
negotiate ,
new departure ,
odds ,
offer a resolution ,
oncoming ,
onset ,
open ,
open up ,
opening ,
opportunity ,
organize ,
origin ,
originate ,
origination ,
outbreak ,
outset ,
outsetting ,
outstart ,
overjump ,
overleap ,
overskip ,
panic ,
peel off ,
pitch in ,
pitch into ,
pluck ,
plunge into ,
point of departure ,
port of embarkation ,
pose ,
postulate ,
pounce ,
pounce on ,
pounce upon ,
prefer ,
proceed ,
propose ,
proposition ,
propound ,
protrude ,
prowl after ,
pull back ,
put forth ,
put forward ,
put in motion ,
put it to ,
quail ,
recoil ,
recommend ,
reel back ,
retreat ,
ride to hounds ,
rise ,
run ,
running start ,
rupture ,
sail into ,
sally ,
sally forth ,
send ,
send forth ,
send off ,
send -
off ,
set about ,
set afloat ,
set agoing ,
set at ,
set before ,
set forth ,
set forward ,
set going ,
set in ,
set in motion ,
set off ,
set on foot ,
set out ,
set sail ,
set to ,
set to work ,
set up ,
setoff ,
setout ,
setting in motion ,
setting -
up ,
sheer off ,
shikar ,
shock ,
shoot ,
shrink ,
shrink back ,
shy ,
sidestep ,
skedaddle ,
ski jump ,
skip ,
snap ,
snatch ,
something extra ,
something in reserve ,
split ,
sponsorship ,
sport ,
spring ,
spring a leak ,
spring apart ,
square one ,
squinch ,
stalk ,
stampede ,
start aside ,
start back ,
start going ,
start in ,
start off ,
start out ,
start up ,
start -
off ,
starting ,
starting gate ,
starting line ,
starting place ,
starting point ,
starting post ,
startle ,
steeplechase ,
stick out ,
still -
hunt ,
strike out ,
submit ,
sudden pull ,
suggest ,
swerve ,
switch on ,
tackle ,
take off ,
take on ,
take up ,
take -
off ,
takeoff ,
target date ,
term ,
terminal date ,
terminus ,
threshold ,
time allotment ,
track ,
trail ,
turn ,
turn aside ,
turn on ,
turn to ,
tweak ,
twitch ,
undertake ,
unravel ,
updive ,
upleap ,
upper hand ,
upper limit ,
upspring ,
vantage ,
vantage ground ,
vantage point ,
vault ,
wade into ,
weasel ,
weasel out ,
whip hand ,
wince ,
wrench ,
yank ,
yerk
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