started

ˈstɑːrtɪd
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Translation of started from English into Spanish

Adjective

1.

time

having begun or commenced
  • The project is already started and progressing well.El proyecto ya está comenzado y progresando bien.
2.

motion

set in motion or activated
  • The started engine roared to life.El motor arrancado rugió a la vida.
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Expressions with started: examples in English and translations in Spanish

mira lo que has empezado ahora
Look what you've started now, the party is wild!
empezar
iniciar
Let's get started on the project.
ayudar a empezar
poner en marcha
She got him started on his homework.
vamos a empezar
Let's get started on the project now!
¡que empiece la fiesta!
Let's get this party started and dance all night!
bien empezado, está medio hecho
Remember, well started is half done when tackling your assignments.

Synonyms and analogies of started in English

adj.beguninitiatedactivatedMore synonyms

Examples of started in a sentence

  • Once the meeting is started, no one can enter.
  • The started computer hummed quietly.
  • With the started project, the team felt motivated.
start
stɑrt
Noun
1.

time

beginning of an activity or event
  • The start of the concert was delayed.El inicio del concierto se retrasó.
2.

race beginning

place or time where a race or game begins
  • The runners lined up at the start.Los corredores se alinearon en la salida.
3.

early lead

UK
advantage given or gained at the beginning
UK
  • She had a start over others in the competition..Ella tenía una ventaja sobre los demás en la competencia.
Verb
1.

machines

tr.
cause a machine or engine to operate
tr.
  • He started the car with a push of a button.Él puso en marcha el coche con solo pulsar un botón.
2.

creation

tr.
establish or create something new
tr.
  • They plan to start a new business next year.Planean empezar un nuevo negocio el próximo año.
3.

career

intr.
begin a job or role
intr.
  • He will start as a manager next month.Él comenzará como gerente el próximo mes.

Expressions with start: examples in English and translations in Spanish

comenzar
empezar
She will start on her homework after dinner.
iniciar
arrancar
She helped start up the new project at work..
nuevo comienzo
borrón y cuenta nueva
After the move, she felt it was a clean start.
comenzar
iniciar
She decided to start off the project with a brainstorming session.
empezar de nuevo
comenzar de cero
After the move, they decided to make a fresh start in the new city.
con mal pie
The project was off to a bad start.

Translations of "started" in Context ordered by category and frequency

Adjective / Participle
comenzadopp.

Keeping that secret from my sister has started to weigh on my conscience.

Guardar ese secreto a mi hermana ha comenzado a pesar en mi conciencia.

empezadopp.

Gossip about layoffs has started to poison the atmosphere among the staff.

Los rumores sobre despidos han empezado a envenenar el ambiente entre el personal.

iniciadoadj./pp.

Digital platforms have started a disruptive new chapter in the music industry.

Las plataformas digitales han iniciado un nuevo capítulo disruptivo en la industria musical.

arrancadopp.

As soon as the engine is started and runs, oil leaks.

No más de que el motor es arrancado y corre, sale aceite.

empezó

Their leader took a powder once the police started asking questions.

Su líder se esfumó en cuanto la policía empezó a hacer preguntas.

comenzó

Her study routine has been behind schedule since the semester started.

Su rutina de estudio ha estado retrasada desde que comenzó el semestre.

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Other translations for started:

  • encendidopp.

started: Examples and translations in context

She kept up her spirits by remembering why she had started this journey.

Mantuvo el ánimo arriba recordando por qué había comenzado este camino.

She is expecting a baby and has started preparing the nursery.

Está esperando un bebé y ha comenzado a preparar el cuarto del bebé.

Bakers have started making bread with spent grain for added flavor.

Los panaderos han comenzado a hacer pan con el bagazo para añadir sabor.

The population of bees has started to dwindle due to pesticide use.

La población de abejas ha comenzado a disminuir debido al uso de pesticidas.

He has started to grow out of his fascination with action figures.

Él ha comenzado a dejar atrás su fascinación por las figuras de acción.

The child's laughter vanished as quickly as it had started, replaced by silence.

La risa del niño cesó tan rápido como había comenzado, dando paso al silencio.

The mismatched puzzles made it impossible to complete the picture they started.

Los rompecabezas desparejados hicieron imposible completar la imagen que habían comenzado.

Discontent has started to brew within the group, affecting overall morale.

El descontento ha comenzado a gestarse dentro del grupo, afectando la moral general.

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get startedlet's get startedkick-startedjump-started
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