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Meanings of start up in English
Usage of start up in English
1
With every business start up there is an element of risk involved.
2
Al Gore: If I could start up with a brief opening comment.
3
Lord alive, I didn't aim to start up a war between you.
4
He felt the sweat start up in the palms of his hands.
5
She had just heard Cal's automobile start up there on the road.
6
Said we didn't need to start up that kind of shit again.
7
The pipeline is expected to start up by the end of January.
8
The hard grind of looking for a job will start up again.
9
Figure if I start up a pan of grub, that'll bring him.
10
The noise made the captain, who was in his hammock, start up.
11
I make sure he's buckled in before I start up the car.
12
At length the sound of the opening door made her start up.
13
I take the basket in my arms and start up the steps.
14
You should see the wild horses start up from the prairie grass.
15
I will attach it, and then you can start up the motor.
16
There was nothing for it but to start up the glacier again.
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Translations for start up
Start up through the time
Start up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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