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starting:

starting [the ~] noun

  1. the starting (commencing; beginning)
    aanvangen; beginnen
  2. the starting (departure; leaving; departing; )
    het vertrek; de afreis
  3. the starting (beginning; raising; striking up)
    het inzetten; aanheffen
  4. the starting (putting to sea; departure; sailing; )
    de afvaart; uitvaren; afvaren
  5. the starting (broaching; beginning)
    entameren; aansnijden

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Related Definitions for "starting":

  1. appropriate to the beginning or start of an event1
    • the starting point1
    • hands in the starting position1
  2. (especially of eyes) bulging or protruding as with fear1
    • with eyes starting from their sockets1
  3. a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning)1
    • his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen1

start:

start [the ~] noun

  1. the start (commencement; beginning; outset; opening)
    het begin; de opening; de aanvang; de start; de inzet
  2. the start (initiative)
    het initiatief; de aanzet

to start verb (starts, started, starting)

  1. to start (begin; commence; take off; )
    starten; beginnen; aanvangen; van start gaan
    • starten verb (start, startte, startten, gestart)
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • aanvangen verb (vang aan, vangt aan, ving aan, vingen aan, aangevangen)
  2. to start (undertake; take upon oneself)
    ondernemen; aangaan
    • ondernemen verb (onderneem, onderneemt, ondernam, ondernamen, ondernomen)
    • aangaan verb (ga aan, gaat aan, ging aan, gingen aan, aangegaan)
  3. to start (enter into; begin; take on)
    beginnen; aanknopen; aanbinden
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • aanknopen verb (knoop aan, knoopt aan, knoopte aan, knoopten aan, aangeknoopt)
    • aanbinden verb (bind aan, bindt aan, bond aan, bonden aan, aangebonden)
  4. to start (commence; begin; take off; )
    beginnen; aanbreken; een begin nemen
  5. to start (get under way; commence; set in; )
    beginnen; op gang komen; inzetten; intreden
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • inzetten verb (zet in, zette in, zetten in, ingezet)
    • intreden verb (treed in, treedt in, trad in, traden in, ingetreden)
  6. to start (switch on; turn on; connect; put on; light)
    inschakelen; aanzetten; aandoen; starten; aanmaken
    • inschakelen verb (schakel in, schakelt in, schakelde in, schakelden in, ingeschakeld)
    • aanzetten verb (zet aan, zette aan, zetten aan, aangezet)
    • aandoen verb (doe aan, doet aan, deed aan, deden aan, aangedaan)
    • starten verb (start, startte, startten, gestart)
    • aanmaken verb (maak aan, maakt aan, maakte aan, maakten aan, aangemaakt)
  7. to start (herald; ring in; begin; open)
    inluiden; beginnen; starten
    • inluiden verb (luid in, luidt in, luidde in, luidden in, ingeluid)
    • beginnen verb (begin, begint, begon, begonnen, begonnen)
    • starten verb (start, startte, startten, gestart)
  8. to start (launch; release)
    uitgeven; op de markt brengen; lanceren
  9. to start (introduce; open)
    openen; inleiden
    • openen verb (open, opent, opende, openden, geopend)
    • inleiden verb (leid in, leidt in, leidde in, leidden in, ingeleid)
  10. to start (depart; leave; grease; )
    verlaten; afreizen; wegtrekken; heengaan; verdwijnen; wegreizen
    • verlaten verb (verlaat, verliet, verlieten, verlaten)
    • afreizen verb (reis af, reist af, reisde af, reisden af, afgereisd)
    • wegtrekken verb (trek weg, trekt weg, trok weg, trokken weg, weggetrokken)
    • heengaan verb (ga heen, gaat heen, ging heen, gingen heen, heengegaan)
    • verdwijnen verb (verdwijn, verdwijnt, verdween, verdwenen, verdwenen)
    • wegreizen verb (reis weg, reist weg, reisde weg, reisden weg, weggereisd)
  11. to start (ascend; take off; rise; )
    opstijgen; omhoogkomen; opvliegen
    • opstijgen verb (stijg op, stijgt op, steeg op, stegen op, opgestegen)
    • omhoogkomen verb (kom omhoog, komt omhoog, kwam omhoog, kwamen omhoog, omhooggekomen)
    • opvliegen verb (vlieg op, vliegt op, vloog op, vlogen op, opgevlogen)
  12. to start (embark)
    van wal steken; van wal gaan
  13. to start
    – To start or reset a computer by turning the power on, by pressing a reset button on the computer case, or by issuing a software command to restart. 2
    opstarten
    • opstarten verb (start op, startte op, startten op, opgestart)

Conjugations for start:

present
  1. start
  2. start
  3. starts
  4. start
  5. start
  6. start
simple past
  1. started
  2. started
  3. started
  4. started
  5. started
  6. started
present perfect
  1. have started
  2. have started
  3. has started
  4. have started
  5. have started
  6. have started
past continuous
  1. was starting
  2. were starting
  3. was starting
  4. were starting
  5. were starting
  6. were starting
future
  1. shall start
  2. will start
  3. will start
  4. shall start
  5. will start
  6. will start
continuous present
  1. am starting
  2. are starting
  3. is starting
  4. are starting
  5. are starting
  6. are starting
subjunctive
  1. be started
  2. be started
  3. be started
  4. be started
  5. be started
  6. be started
diverse
  1. start!
  2. let's start!
  5. started
  6. starting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Antonyms for "start":


Related Definitions for "start":

  1. the act of starting something1
  2. a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning)1
    • he got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital1
    • his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen1
  3. a sudden involuntary movement1
    • he awoke with a start1
  4. the advantage gained by beginning early (as in a race)1
    • with an hour's start he will be hard to catch1
  5. a signal to begin (as in a race)1
    • the starting signal was a green light1
    • the runners awaited the start1
  6. the beginning of anything1
    • it was off to a good start1
  7. a line indicating the location of the start of a race or a game1
  8. take the first step or steps in carrying out an action1
    • Who will start?1
  9. set in motion, cause to start1
    • The U.S. started a war in the Middle East1
  10. play in the starting lineup1
  11. bring into being1
  12. get off the ground1
    • Who started this company?1
    • I start my day with a good breakfast1
    • The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack1
  13. get going or set in motion1
    • We simply could not start the engine1
    • start up the computer1
  14. begin or set in motion1
    • I start at eight in the morning1
  15. move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or alarm1
    • She startled when I walked into the room1
  16. leave1
  17. bulge outward1
  18. begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job1
    • start a new job1
  19. begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object1
    • She started the soup while it was still hot1
    • We started physics in 10th grade1
  20. have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense1
    • Prices for these homes start at $250,0001
  21. have a beginning characterized in some specified way1
  22. To start or reset a computer by turning the power on, by pressing a reset button on the computer case, or by issuing a software command to restart.2
  23. To run (a software program), to boot (a computer).2

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