start
/stɑːt/
/stɑːrt/
释义
verb开始，着手（做）；（使）发生，开始进行；开动，发动；启动；（使）出现，发起；创办；开办；（从…）开始，（由…）起；以…起步（或起家）；起初是；开始
noun开头，开端；开始；首先，第一
英英释义
verbto begin to do something
verbto begin to happen; to make something begin to happen
verbto begin to work or move; to make something begin to work or move
verbto begin to exist; to make something begin to exist
verbto begin in a particular way or place; to begin something in a particular way
verbto begin
nounthe beginning or first part of something
nounthe act of starting something
nounwords that you use when you give your first reason for something
场景例句
- I start work at nine o’clock.
- It started raining.
- She started to cry.
- The film starts at 7.30.
- The police do not know who started the fire.
- The engine won’t start.
- I can’t start the car.
- The company started in 2015.
- I decided to start a fashion blog.
- The evening started badly.
- The trail starts just outside the town.
- She started her career as a journalist.
- The teacher started off by asking us our names.
- She arrived after the start of the meeting.
- There’s lots of work to do, so let’s make a start.
- ‘Why can’t we go on holiday?’ ‘Well, for a start, we don’t have any money.’
词态变化
start, starts, started, starting
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