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Meanings of start point in anglès

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ponto de partida
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espanyol
punto de partida

Place where something begins.

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Usage of start point in anglès
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Do this four times and you get back to its start point.
The Guardian
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Reg Brickell takes Lucy from the Viking Princess to the start point.
The Guardian
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He said the start point of the sentence, nine years, was too high.
Radio NZ
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Continue along the track to return to Donkey Green and the start point.
The Guardian
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And nowhere is too far from the start point of a good walking route.
Independent.ie
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These observations should be seen as a start point for further research and consideration.
America’s Secret Establishment
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We are looking to this area as a start point for the referendum of 2011.
Reuters
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This is a loop walk so the route takes you back to the start point.
Independent.ie
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Those Brazilian skeletons displaying Australasian features may provide a start point for just such an investigation.
News.com.au
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How to get there The nearest train station to the start point is Swansea or Gowerton.
The Guardian
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The whale can navigate at thousands of kilometers of open see and return to its start point.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
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In September the British front line had moved just six kilometres from its start point of July 1st.
The Irish Times
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The start point would be seventy million-whynot?-buthe would settle for a mere fifty, he promised himself.
The capitol game
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It does look as though February is more likely the start point for policy tightening, rather than November.
The Guardian
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A hypothesis is a theory, a working theory, a start point, which has to be supported by evidence.
America’s Secret Establishment
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Transcription start point analysis of the pteF gene revealed that the annotated sequence in the databases is incorrect.
Pubmed