Definition
Definition of kick-started - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
initiatedRare started or activated with energyRare
- The project was kick-started by the new manager.
2.
forceful startRare begun with a sudden forceRare
- The campaign was kick-started with a big event.
Origin of kick-started
English, kick (strike) + start (begin)
Examples of kick-started in a sentence
Her career was kick-started by a lucky break. The project was kick-started by a generous donation. Her career was kick-started by a viral video.
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- French:lancé, ...
- German:gestartet, mit Schwung gestartet, ...
- Italian:avviato con energia, avviato con forza, ...
- Spanish:iniciado con energía, arrancado con fuerza, ...
- Portuguese:iniciado, iniciado com força, ...
- Chinese:激活, 猛然启动, ...
- Japanese:勢いよく始められた, 勢いよく始まった, ...
- Arabic:مُبَادَر, مُنْطَلِق بقوة, ...
- Hebrew:מְזוּנָק, מוּאָץ, ...
- Russian:энергично начатый, резко начатый, ...
- Ukrainian:запущений, різко розпочатий, ...
- Hindi:ऊर्जा के साथ शुरू किया गया, जोरदार शुरुआत, ...
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