English-French translation for "start up"
"start up" French translation
start up {noun}
The Iraq Nuclear Verification Office and the start-up of the Baghdad Field Office
There have been seven engine failures in a month, six on start-up and one on taxi.
Before becoming a politician, I took a course on how to start up a business.
The first cycle starts on the initiation of the vehicle start-up procedure.
The first cycle starts on the initiation of the vehicle start-up procedure.
start-up {noun}
“EASSy Project Secures $14 Million in Start-Up Funds”, 3 December 2007 All Africa.
How, in future, will start-up-companies in this area be treated?
Technology parks provide space and opportunities for start-up firms and R&D units of established firms.
The website will be arranged as a sub site of the national entrepreneur - start-up - website (www.startvaekst.dk).
The BC School Start-Up Supplement, provided to families on social assistance with school-age children, was doubled in 2006-2007.
to start up {verb}
to start up {vb} (also: to move off, to start, to start off)
Young people are being told they ought to start up their own businesses.
The way it works is that somebody has a small business that they want to start up.
The start-up of the pilot programme was scheduled to start in May 2009.
And SIPA will require a mix of local and international funding for start-up costs.
Although the programme was approved at the end of 1997, the outbreak of war in June 1998 prevented its start-up.
to start up {vb} (also: to launch, to hurl, to bring out, to put)
Travel of two staff to MINUCI and UNMEE will provide the start-up of the programme.
(a) To start up new United Nations police operations, including involvement in pre-mission planning;
A long-standing and unresolved challenge has been the ability to start up and expand missions within the timelines set by the Security
Brazil welcomes the commitment to launch the start-up phase of the regular process recommended by the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation.
A pilot project that may be started up is the paltry consolation prize.
start-up {noun}
“EASSy Project Secures $14 Million in Start-Up Funds”, 3 December 2007 All Africa.
Technology parks provide space and opportunities for start-up firms and R&D units of established firms.
The website will be arranged as a sub site of the national entrepreneur - start-up - website (www.startvaekst.dk).
The BC School Start-Up Supplement, provided to families on social assistance with school-age children, was doubled in 2006-2007.
Moreover, in our opinion it was unnecessary to add the term " Euro ' and call it 'Euro Start-up ', as this did not add a great deal.
“EASSy Project Secures $14 Million in Start-Up Funds”, 3 December 2007 All Africa.
How, in future, will start-up-companies in this area be treated?
Technology parks provide space and opportunities for start-up firms and R&D units of established firms.
The website will be arranged as a sub site of the national entrepreneur - start-up - website (www.startvaekst.dk).
The BC School Start-Up Supplement, provided to families on social assistance with school-age children, was doubled in 2006-2007.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "start up":
© Princeton Universitystart · embark on · commence
Usage examples
Usage examples for "start up" in French
Similar words
starlight · starling · starlit · starp · starring · starry · starry-eyed · stars · starship · start · start-up · started · starter · starting · starting-gate · startled · startling · startup · starvation · starved · starver
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