English to Maori Meaning of start - tīmatanga

Start :

tīmatanga

noun

tīmatanga, timata, kia ahu, whakarewatanga, timatanga, tuwhera, whakataki, tohu, omuaraa, taunakitanga, taupū, miharo, pua, whakaoho, feinga, turanga, pakiaka, tïmatanga, raro

verb

tīmatanga, timata, kōkiri, tomo, tomo ki runga ki, whakarewatanga, whakamōhio, huinga, whakapumautia, oku nau faka'ehi'ehi mei, tuwhera, maka atu, wewete, waiho, hoatu, hoatu i roto i, wahi, tupeke, puna, riro wehi, tauhiuhia e, peke, noho, noho hoki, poka, mai, haere, rato, oma, tonu, turanga, kia tuwhera, hohora i, wete, kia whakawātea

Start :: tīmatangaStarted :: tīmataStarter :: timataStarters :: tīmataStarting :: tīmataStarts :: tīmata

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Definitions of start in English

Noun(1) the beginning of anything(2) the time at which something is supposed to begin(3) a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning(4) a sudden involuntary movement(5) the act of starting something(6) a line indicating the location of the start of a race or a game(7) a signal to begin (as in a race(8) the advantage gained by beginning early (as in a race
Verb(1) take the first step or steps in carrying out an action(2) set in motion, cause to start(3) leave(4) have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense(5) bring into being(6) get off the ground(7) move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or alarm(8) get going or set in motion(9) begin or set in motion(10) begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job(11) play in the starting lineup(12) have a beginning characterized in some specified way(13) begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object(14) bulge outward

Examples of start in English

(1) Malachi and Lilith looked round with a start at the sound of the voice.(2) I had quite a start when I saw him(3) fees start at Ôö¼├║300(4) He bustled Ouija Board into fifth soon after the start and held his position until the field quickened down the back stretch.(5) If Swindon council really is intent on saving money, it could do worse than start by looking at its advertising policy.(6) she decided to start running every day(7) An early start will enable you to compensate for the inevitable traffic jam or late taxi.(8) The scheme is aimed at alleviating some of the initial costs people face when they start work after a period of unemployment.(9) After having accepted the invite, two hours before the start of the game he phoned me to say he wasn't coming.(10) Cricket commitments meant that I was always going to be an hour late for the start .(11) Kelsey awoke with a start and shook her head a few times to get rid of her dream.(12) the start of the film is very scary(13) He is lobbying parliament to make changes to the educational system to encourage people to start their own businesses.(14) the woman gave a nervous start(15) Wherever they take their instruments and PVC trousers, these Bond dames seem to start trouble.(16) I didn't know where to start

Related Phrases of start

(1) to start ::

ki te tīmata

(2) start over ::

tīmata i runga i

(3) start out ::

tīmata i roto i

(4) start off ::

tīmata atu

(5) start work ::

tīmata te mahi

(6) start again ::

tīmata anō

(7) to start with ::

ki te tīmata ki

(8) start from scratch ::

tīmata i te wahanga

(9) at the start ::

i te tīmatanga

Related Phrases of start

(1) to start ::

ki te tīmata

(2) start over ::

tīmata i runga i

(3) start out ::

tīmata i roto i

(4) start off ::

tīmata atu

(5) start work ::

tīmata te mahi

(6) start again ::

tīmata anō

(7) to start with ::

ki te tīmata ki

(8) start from scratch ::

tīmata i te wahanga

(9) at the start ::

i te tīmatanga

Synonyms

Noun

1. beginning ::

timata

2. onset ::

tīmatanga

3. lead ::

arahi

4. advantageous beginning ::

timatanga pai

5. jerk ::

takiri

7. jump ::

peke

8. starting line ::

raina tīmatanga

9. head start ::

tīmatanga matenga

10. kickoff ::

tīmata

11. commencement ::

timatanga

12. starting signal ::

tīmata tohu

Verb

13. begin ::

timata

14. arise ::

whakatika

15. establish ::

whakapumautia

16. commence ::

timata

18. activate ::

whakahohe

19. begin working ::

timata te mahi

20. flinch ::

oku nau faka'ehi'ehi mei

21. set forth ::

whakaturia atu

23. get ::

whiwhi

24. initiate ::

kōkiri

25. take up ::

tangohia ake

26. get going ::

whiwhi haere

27. jump ::

peke

28. pop ::

pakū

Different Forms

start, started, starter, starters, starting, starts

Word Example from TV Shows

What do I do if I START to get claustrophobic?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 5

to START saying no, isn't it?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 13

Start a war. Burn cities to ash.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

but it's a START.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 4

Go for a piss. That's a START.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

Examples of start from TV Shows

What do I do if I START to get claustrophobic?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 5

to START saying no, isn't it?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 13

Start a war. Burn cities to ash.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

but it's a START.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 4

Go for a piss. That's a START.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

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