starting lietuviškai
starting vertimas a pradedamasis, pradinis
- starting motor (n.) starteris
- starting line (n.) bendras startas
- starting time (n.) pradžia
- starting point (n.) išeities taškas
- starting-point (n.) išeities taškas, orientyras
- for a start () pirma..., antra..., visų pirma, pirmiausia, pirma
- business start-up (n.) įmonės įkūrimas
- give a start (v.) sukelti baimę, įbauginti, išgąsdinti
- START agreement (n.) strateginės ginkluotės mažinimo sutartis
- start burning (v.) užžiebti, pavirsti dūmais, pelenais, sudegti, pavirsti dūmais/pelenais, užsidegti, įsiliepsnoti, suliepsnoti
- false start (n.) pirmalaikis, netaisyklingas startas, pirmalaikis/netaisyklingas startas
- re-start (v.) sugrįžti į, vėl pradėti
- make a start (v.) pasiskubinti, imti ir daryti
- start from scratch pradėti nuo nieko
- Common year starting on Tuesday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys antradienį
- Common year starting on Saturday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys šeštadienį
- Leap year starting on Wednesday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys trečiadienį
- Leap year starting on Sunday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys sekmadienį
- start off () iškeliauti, leistis, išsiruošti, duoti pradžią, leisti pradėti
- start out (v.) prasidėti, pradėti, imti įprasti, imtis, judėti, keliauti, išvykti, leistis į kelionę
- Leap year starting on Tuesday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys antradienį
- Common year starting on Wednesday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys trečiadienį
- start with a clean slate (v.) atsikratyti, pradėti naują gyvenimą
- to start with () iš pradžių, visų pirma, pradžioje, pirma..., antra..., pirmiausia, pirma
- Common year starting on Friday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys penktadienį
- Common year starting on Thursday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys ketvirtadienį
- start to burn (v.) užžiebti, pavirsti dūmais, pelenais, sudegti, pavirsti dūmais/pelenais, užsidegti, įsiliepsnoti, suliepsnoti
- start with a clean sheet (v.) atsikratyti, pradėti naują gyvenimą
- Leap year starting on Friday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys penktadienį
- Leap year starting on Saturday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys šeštadienį
- Leap year starting on Thursday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys ketvirtadienį
- start up (v.) įkurti, prasidėti, įsteigti, pradėti veikti, paleisti, atidaryti, imti, užvesti, užsivesti
- Common year starting on Monday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys pirmadienį
- Leap year starting on Monday Keliamieji metai, prasidedantys pirmadienį
- Common year starting on Sunday Nekeliamieji metai, prasidedantys sekmadienį
- Starting pistol Startinis pistoletas
- (turn) a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning)
- (get down) to take the 1st step or steps in carrying out an action
- (set, motion, cause) to set in motion, cause to start
- (have, beginning, temporal) to have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense
- (make) to bring into being
- (embark on) to get off the ground
- (startle) to move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or alarm
- (get going, set) to get going or set in motion
- (begin, set, motion) to begin or set in motion
- (take up) to begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job
- (sports) to play in the starting lineup Topic: sports. Type of: play
- (be) to have a beginning characterized in some specified way
- (act) to begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object
- (change shape) to bulge outward
- (leave) to go away from a place
- (protrusive) especially of eyes, bulging or protruding as with fear Similar to: protrusive
- (opening) appropriate to the beginning or start of an event Similar to: opening
starting sinonimai start
start sinonimai beginning, blow, commencement, first, fit, get-go, head start, impact, inauguration, inception, initiation, jerk, jerking, jolt, jump, kickoff, offset, onset, outset, saccade, scratch, scratch line, shock, shock reaction, showtime, spasm, starting line, starting shot, starting signal, starting time, startle, terror, twitch, wince, lead, turn, starting, begin, bug out, bulge, bulge out, come out, commence, depart, embark on, fall to, get, get/set to work, get down, get down to, get going, get to work, get…off the ground, go, initiate, lead off, originate, part, pop, pop out, proceed, protrude, set about, set forth, set off, set out, settle down, set to work, start off, start out, start up, take off, take to, take up, start up, fire, begin, break, dawn, debut, inaugurate, jump, lead off, make a start, make one's debut, make one's first appearance, set in, startle, commence, kick off, activate, actuate, begin, enter on, enter on/upon, enter upon, get going, initiate, launch, lead off, set off, spark, spark off, start up, touch off, trigger, trigger off, trip, commence