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to start off
[phrase form: start]
01
commencer, démarrer
to begin to act, happen, etc. in a particular manner
Intransitive: to start off | to start off with sth
Example
The workshop started off with an introduction to the basic concepts of the subject.
The event started off with an inspiring speech from the keynote speaker.
The meeting will start off with a brief introduction from the chairperson.
02
démarrer, commencer
to begin a journey or movement
Intransitive: to start off somewhere | to start off point in time
03
commencer par, débuter par
to begin the early stages of a period of one's life or profession, often a significant period
Transitive: to start off a period of life or profession
04
débuter, initier
to assist someone in initiating an activity or a task
Transitive: to start off sb
Example
The teacher started off the students by giving them a clear outline of the assignment and offering examples for reference.
She started off her new colleague by explaining the project requirements and providing relevant documents.
They started off the volunteers by providing training sessions and assigning them specific roles.
Exemple
The workshop started off with an introduction to the basic concepts of the subject.
The event started off with an inspiring speech from the keynote speaker.
The meeting will start off with a brief introduction from the chairperson.
The book starts off with a mysterious prologue that sets the tone for the story.
The project will start off once the necessary approvals are obtained.
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