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to start up
[phrase form: start]
01
to start a process, organization, or activity
Transitive: to start up a process or activity
Example
The company started up operations in a new market.
They started up a discussion about future plans for the project.
The manager started up a new project to streamline the workflow.
02
to begin a process with the goal of making it operational and successful
Transitive: to start up a venture
Example
They started up a new software development firm specializing in mobile apps.
Starting up a successful restaurant requires careful planning and execution.
He decided to start up a consulting business after gaining expertise in the field.
03
(of an electronic device or machine) to start working
Transitive: to start up an electronic device
Example
The mechanic started up the engine after repairing it.
The IT specialist started up the server to troubleshoot the issue.
She started up her laptop to check her emails.
Example
The company started up operations in a new market.
They started up a discussion about future plans for the project.
The manager started up a new project to streamline the workflow.
Let's start up a campaign to raise awareness about the importance of recycling.
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