Substantiv “start”
- der Anfang
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We planned our project carefully, ensuring a smooth start.
- der Startpunkt
Runners lined up at the start, ready to sprint as soon as the gun fired.
- der Schreck (im Sinne von plötzlicher Bewegung)
She gave a start when the thunder crashed loudly.
- die Anzucht (Pflanzenanzucht)
I bought tomato starts to plant in my vegetable garden this spring.
- der Vorsprung
She had a start on the competition thanks to her early training.
Verb “start”
Infinitiv start; er starts; Prät. started; Part. started; Ger. starting
- beginnen
We plan to start our road trip at dawn.
- starten (Maschine oder Fahrzeug in Betrieb setzen)
He started the car and let it warm up for a few minutes.
- aufschrecken (bei Überraschung)
The mouse darted out and started the cat, causing it to leap into the air.
Substantiv “start”
Sg. start, Pl. starts od. unz.
- der Vorsprung (hervorstehender Teil)
The shelf has a start at one end that keeps books from sliding off.
- der Griff (eines Werkzeugs oder Geräts)
He gripped the start of the plough firmly as he prepared the field for planting.
- der Schaufelansatz (Teil des Wasserrads)
The engineer examined the start of the water wheel to ensure it was functioning properly.
- der Treibhebel (wird von einem Tier bewegt)
The farmer attached the horse to the start to begin working the cotton gin.