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A2  start  başlangıççıkış, start noktası

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noun  /stɑːt   / noun start (noun)
 /stɑːt  
/ noun
 
BEGINNING 
1 [countable,
usually singular]
the point at which sth
begins
başlangıç
 The chairman made a short speech at the
start of the meeting.
 I told you it was a bad idea from the
start.
 2 [countable,
usually singular]
the action or process
of starting
başlama, harekete
geçme, işe girişme, başlangıç yapma
 We've got a lot of work to do today, so
let's make a start on those files.
 to make a fresh start
IN RACE 
3 (the
start)
[singular]
the place where a race
begins
 (yarışta) çıkış, start
 The athletes are now lining up at the
start.
 4 [countable,
usually singular]
an amount of time or
distance that you give to a weaker person at the beginning of a race, game,
etc.
avans
verme
 I gave the younger children a start.
 look at HEAD START
SUDDEN MOVEMENT 
5 [countable,
usually singular]
a sudden quick
movement that your body makes because you are surprised or afraid
ürkme, irkilme
 She woke up with a start.
IDIOMS
for
a start
(spoken)
(used to emphasize
your first reason for sth)
öncelikle
 ‘Why can't we go on holiday?’ ‘Well, for a
start we can't afford it …’
get
off to a flying start
to begin sth well; to
make a good start
iyi
başlamak
get
off to a good, bad, etc. start
to start well, badly,
etc.
 (iyi, kötü vb.) başlangıç
yapmak
 My day got off to a good start – I was told
I'd got a pay rise.

Level	A2
Kind	noun
Front	start
IPA	/stɑːt / noun
Back	başlangıç çıkış, start noktası
Back 2	start (noun) /stɑːt / noun BEGINNING 1 [countable, usually singular] the point at which sth begins başlangıç The chairman made a short speech at the start of* the meeting.* I told you it was a bad idea from the start. 2 [countable, usually singular] the action or process of starting başlama, harekete geçme, işe girişme, başlangıç yapma We've got a lot of work to do today, so let's make a start on* those files.* to make a fresh start IN RACE 3 (the start) [singular] the place where a race begins (yarışta) çıkış, start The athletes are now lining up at the start. 4 [countable, usually singular] an amount of time or distance that you give to a weaker person at the beginning of a race, game, etc. avans verme I gave the younger children a start. look at HEAD START SUDDEN MOVEMENT 5 [countable, usually singular] a sudden quick movement that your body makes because you are surprised or afraid ürkme, irkilme She woke up with a start. IDIOMS for a start (spoken) (used to emphasize your first reason for sth) öncelikle ‘Why can't we go on holiday?’ ‘Well, for a start we can't afford it …’ get off to a flying start to begin sth well; to make a good start iyi başlamak get off to a good, bad, etc. start to start well, badly, etc. (iyi, kötü vb.) başlangıç yapmak My day got off to a good start – I was told I'd got a pay rise.

Start Singular Başlangıç Countable Noun I Make /Stɑːt

start (noun)