{begin; commence; get; get down; set about; set out; start; start out}
{begin; commence; get down; set about; set out; start; start out}
The @graph contains labels for the properties and values of the core RDF resource defined @id.
take the first step or steps in carrying out an action
He began early in the day
We began working at dawn
Get working as soon as the sun rises!
Let's get down to work now
Who will start?
The first tourists began to arrive in Cambodia
type
nær-synonym
similar
{jump off}
example
is in mapping relation with
{auspicate}
set out
has narrower transitive
{fall}
lexical concept
leksikalsk begreb
get down
has broader
hypernym
har overbegreb
part of speech
{begin}
Open English WordNet
set about
{strike out}
has close match
{embark; enter}
{get to}
{act; move}
{come on}
has exact match
is in semantic relation with
has broader transitive
{play; run}
{bestir oneself; get cracking; get going; get moving; get rolling; get started; get weaving}
has narrower
etiket
{break in}
{recommence}
ordklasse
morfosyntaktisk egenskab
commence
{open; open up}
in scheme
is in scheme
har underbegreb
hyponym
{start; take up}
lexicalized sense
start out
definition
interlingual index
{launch; plunge}
begin
{attack}
værdi
start
lexicographer file
verb
get