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start {noun}
Einstieg · Aufschrecken
to start
den Reigen eröffnen · anlassen · anspringen · starten
to start {verb}
aufbrechen · anfangen · aufschrecken · zusammenfahren · zusammenzucken · beginnen
Start {noun}
departure · launch · liftoff · start · starting · activation · boot · blastoff · kickoff · takeoff · take-off · take off · release date · release
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English-German translation for "start"
"start" German translation
start
Inserts alternating abbreviations for the start (LS) and end (LE) of a hyperlink.
You can find additional details on how to use it in the technical quick start guide.
I see it as a good start that we are able, today, to discuss it during the day.
For those times, you can edit your campaign's start and end dates on the Settings tab.
The start of thequarter was challenging, but subsequently markets picked up.
I must say, Commissioner, that this affair is getting off to a very bad start.
Why is the possibility of territorial division excluded right from the start?
At the beginning, when Anajulina told me, "We would like to start it," I hesitated.
Briefly and to the point, the Luxembourg summit was a start, a very important start.
As rapporteur, I have been concerned from the start to address the following points.
Let that be a start to a strengthening of the Nordic dimension within the Union.
The report stated that the Ulysses programme would start at the beginning of 2003.
As we know, the new 10th EDF can only start to run as from the beginning of 2008.
I hope we will be able to watch the start of the restoration works together.
The European Parliament supported the Year without reservation right from the start.
This is a good start to our preparatory work for the Year of Disabled People.
Let this be the start of a new, constructive and intense relationship.
The PSE Group sees this as a good start but a code is no law.
As the country to hold the Presidency, our collaboration with the European Parliament has got off to a good start.
As the Commissioner said, 14 years on from the start of these human rights agreements being included, it is time for a fresh look.
start (also: primary)
The legislative amendments could come into force at the start of 2012 at the earliest.
The implementation of this contribution can begin at the start of 2008.
The euro is giving Europe the opportunity of a fresh start.
There's a lot of text that start with this diamond-shaped symbol.
At first, the formulation of these European standards, which replace a multitude of national standards, made a slow start.
I hope that we have made a start here this evening and that this has been a new departure.
Perhaps this is also a sign of the new start which we are planning with the sixth research framework programme.
There was much to see that was encouraging, such as the Serbian opposition, which has got off to an auspicious start.
If they left at lights out, they had a 9 1/ 2- hour head start.
Europe has a sizeable head start in public transport.
And those people who have models of how to relate have a huge head start in life.
The criminals have too much of a head start.
As Commissioner Liikanen keeps saying on his travels, we have a head start here in Europe in the area of mobile telecommunications.
start (also: jerk)
to start
start {noun}
I believe Elisabeth Schroedter's report is a good start.
CapitalFund eaZy The unit-linked life insurance for a simple start-up and basic coverage.
Why should you start your career at Zurich?
In this instance, therefore, all the institutions have a shared interest in finding a point from which they can all start.
We are pleased that we are now no longer having to deal with the start or the height of the crisis but with its tailing off.
to start
to start (also: to startup)
The report stated that the Ulysses programme would start at the beginning of 2003.
Organize in the list box and start the queries on the current data source.
In order to view speaker notes while presenting, click Start Presentation.
If you mark this field, the text will be visible when you start the effect.
Well, we have to take a little excursion, and we'll start in central Texas.
to start {verb}
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to set out, to break open)
As Mr Prodi said here yesterday, we need a start in a new direction.
I have to start bright and early.
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to become, to commence, to set about, to set off)
On the last point, all that needs to be said is that we have to start somewhere.
The second is that we start refocusing it, for instance towards the Baltic Sea.
We need to better understand, but we also need to start to manage and protect.
At the beginning, when Anajulina told me, "We would like to start it," I hesitated.
And we need to start authoring processes again instead of authoring objects.
to start [started|started] {vb}
start
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to jerk, to wince)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to set in)
We can now get to work and start the development of the details of the strategy.
We shall start with the joint debate on the following motions for resolutions:
If you're new to Google Maps, it is best to start at maps.google.com if possible.
According to this decision accession negotiations are to start in April 1998.
We will start with the joint debate on the following motions for resolutions:
Start
Inserts alternating abbreviations for the start (LS) and end (LE) of a hyperlink.
You can find additional details on how to use it in the technical quick start guide.
I see it as a good start that we are able, today, to discuss it during the day.
For those times, you can edit your campaign's start and end dates on the Settings tab.
The start of thequarter was challenging, but subsequently markets picked up.
Start {noun}
“The Security Council demands that the DPRK not conduct any further launch.
The launch of this programme has not yet been approved by the Indonesian Government.
So, in 2000 came the launch of the European climate change programme.
That is of course a good prelude to a successful launch of the euro.
Joel Levine: This is a launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
In other words, we will be starting with a great team.
You can also designate sections you'd like to have ignored by adding a (weight=ignore) to the starting tag:
Broad public debate together with open, transparent negotiations would be a good starting point.
starting batterie
Boolean expression that defines whether a DDE connection to the application can be established immediately after starting (True) or not
So the overall consumption of energy is about 25 watts at takeoff and 16 to 18 watts in flight.
Around 75 % of aircraft are involved in accidents during approach, landing or take-off.
Between takeoff and landing, we have our time together.
It is vital that this be done by as efficient as possible a system of allocating takeoff and landing rights on overloaded airports.
maximum take-off weight
Around 75 % of aircraft are involved in accidents during approach, landing or take-off.
maximum take-off weight
The next great challenge is to re-launch the new round of world trade negotiations that failed to take off last December in Seattle.
There are slots for taking off, for landing, but also for overflying.
It can be easily measured using data from only a few take-offs.
Around 75 % of aircraft are involved in accidents during approach, landing or take-off.
maximum take-off weight
The next great challenge is to re-launch the new round of world trade negotiations that failed to take off last December in Seattle.
There are slots for taking off, for landing, but also for overflying.
It can be easily measured using data from only a few take-offs.
release date {noun} [film&tv]
Start-
In other words, we will be starting with a great team.
You can also designate sections you'd like to have ignored by adding a (weight=ignore) to the starting tag:
Broad public debate together with open, transparent negotiations would be a good starting point.
starting batterie
Boolean expression that defines whether a DDE connection to the application can be established immediately after starting (True) or not
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "start":
Synonyms (German) for "Start":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "start" in German
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"start" translation - forum results
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