Summary
start {noun}
început · debut · tresărire · demaraj · start · zvâcnire · avans · avantaj
to start {verb}
a începe · a porni · a zvâcni · a urni · a o tuli · a stârni · a speria · a purcede · a porni · a porni · a pleca · a lansa · a isca · a iniția · a începe · a dura · a deschide · a deschide · a deschide · a declanșa · a debuta
English-Romanian translation for "start"
"start" Romanian translation
start {noun}
Over a decade ago, … and… started a debate centering on this question: whether…
to start {verb}
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin, to commence)
to start off on the right foot
More specifically, how does the Commission guarantee that funds will start flowing from 2010 in advance of resources from the 8th Framework
More specifically, is the Council committed to ensuring that funds will start flowing from 2010 in advance of resources from the 8th
to start [started|started] {vb}
to start/steam off
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to twitch, to beat, to throb, to spring to one's feet)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to stir, to budge, to set in motion, to set going)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to proceed, to go)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to loose, to break out/forth, to fly into a rage, to wake up)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to take fright, to shy, to startle, to get in a funk)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to set out, to proceed to, to originate in, to come from)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to set going, to put in motion)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to start/steam off, to sail away, to call into play, to set afoot)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to hang, to steam off, to walk off/away, to sail off)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to launch, to bring out, to launch out in)
to give sb. a start
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin, to appear, to bring about, to cause)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin, to initiate, to be initiated)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to commence, to set to, to take to, to begin)
to start [started|started] {vb}
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin, to open)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin, to open)
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to establish, to commence, to open)
to start [started|started] {vb}
to start [started|started] {vb} (also: to begin)
start {noun}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "start":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "start" in Romanian
At the start of 2010, the unemployment rate for the EU‑27 stood at 10 %, but in some countries such as Spain and Latvia that figure was as high as 20 %.
What does the Commission plan to do in cases where forcibly returned people start migrating back to the EU illegally, thereby endangering their own lives?
What does the Commission plan to do in cases when forcibly returned people start migrating back to the EU illegally, thus endangering their own lives?
More specifically, how does the Commission guarantee that funds will start flowing from 2010 in advance of resources from the 8th Framework Programme from 2013 onwards?
More specifically, is the Council committed to ensuring that funds will start flowing from 2010 in advance of resources from the 8th Framework Programme from 2013 onwards?
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