Definition of get started - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
activitybegin an activity or process
- Let's get started on the project.
2.
- Don't get him started on politics.
Expressions with get started
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invite to begin an activity or task together
Let's get started on the project now!
Terms with get started included in their meaning
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call to action
begin or get started with a plan
incoming contact
get a phone conversation started by someone else
Examples of get started in a sentence
It's time to get started with the meeting. Once you get her started, she won't stop talking. Get him started on his travels, and he'll entertain you for hours.
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- French:commencer, lancer, ...
- German:anfangen, ...
- Italian:iniziare, farlo parlare, ...
- Spanish:empezar, hacer hablar, ...
- Portuguese:começar, pôr alguém a falar, ...
- Chinese:开始, 引导, ...
- Japanese:始める, 話させる, ...
- Arabic:بَدَأَ, اِسْتَدْرَج, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַתְחִיל, ...
- Russian:начинать, заводить, ...
- Ukrainian:почати, змусити когось говорити, ...
- Hindi:शुरू करना, बात छेड़ना, ...
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