Start meaning in English

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Definition

to start: to begin, to commence, to initiate verb
the start: the beginning, the initial part, the opening noun
This is the start of something wonderful, there are good things to come.
  • "Come, we start."
  • "Bruno : I just wanted you to be proud of me, Papi... (starts crying)"
  • "I will start."
  • "Miss MacDonald, shall we start the tour?"
  • "If you start me up I'll never stop"
  • "As her delicate hands served each dish, each more exquisite than the last, my mind started to wander and I began to imagine a future with Betty by my side, maybe even as my wife."
  • "Good luck, and don't litter, or start any forest fires."
  • "Lawyer : Mr. Capone, Mr. Rocco, are you ready to start the meeting?"
  • "Let's start with you... Icarus Archibald Quincy!"
  • "Everyone in Paris knows the story of Xavier Delavigne, who started an iconic cosmetics company."

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