Start

v. Start; start; shock

n. Start; shock; lead; external force that promotes

Word form changes: started started starting starts phrase

Housing Start new house construction rate; building groundbreaking; house construction started

Cap Start capping at the beginning; closing the beginning; closing the beginning; selected The check box

CYCLE START cycle? cycle; cycle; cycle movement; start command

start screen start screen; start screen; start screen; start screen

Start Recording Start recording; start recording; start recording; start recording

start signal start signal; start signal; start signal

Start Date start date; start date; credit card opening card date; expected order start date

start mode start mode; start method; start method; net weight

GAME START game start; start game

Example:

1. I should be instructed when to start.

I should be informed of the departure time.

2. He warmed to the disabled from the start.

He warmed to the disabled from the start.

3. Though he had a good start, I rowed him down at last.

Although he had a good start, I rowed him down at last.

Although he had a good start, I rowed him down at last.