Start ( verb , verb , verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Start ( verb )

  1. To set or begin in motion.
  2. To cause to start or begin an action.
  3. To begin a journey or trip.
  4. To begin an undertaking or enterprise.

Origin:

Middle english starten, from old english stærtian to bump, startle; akin to old english steort tail, old high german straza sudden movement.

Examples:

  1. He started the car and drove away.
  2. She started the meeting with a joke.
  3. I started my day with a cup of coffee.
  4. They started the project last month.
  5. He started a new job today.

(As a verb)

Start ( verb )

  1. To set or begin in motion.
  2. To cause to start or begin an action.
  3. To begin a journey or trip.
  4. To begin an undertaking or enterprise.

Origin:

Middle english starten, from old english stærtian to bump, startle; akin to old english steort tail, old high german straza sudden movement.

Examples:

  1. He started the car and drove away.
  2. She started the meeting with a joke.
  3. I started my day with a cup of coffee.
  4. They started the project last month.
  5. He started a new job today.

(As a verb)

Start ( verb )

  1. To set or begin in motion.
  2. To cause to start or begin an action.
  3. To begin a journey or trip.
  4. To begin an undertaking or enterprise.

Origin:

Middle english starten, from old english stærtian to bump, startle; akin to old english steort tail, old high german straza sudden movement.

Examples:

  1. He started the car and drove away.
  2. She started the meeting with a joke.
  3. I started my day with a cup of coffee.
  4. They started the project last month.
  5. He started a new job today.

(As a noun)

Start ( noun )

  1. To set or begin in motion.
  2. To cause to start or begin an action.
  3. To begin a journey or trip.
  4. To begin an undertaking or enterprise.

Origin:

Middle english starten, from old english stærtian to bump, startle; akin to old english steort tail, old high german straza sudden movement.

Examples:

  1. He started the car and drove away.
  2. She started the meeting with a joke.
  3. I started my day with a cup of coffee.
  4. They started the project last month.
  5. He started a new job today.
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