Translation of "Starten" to English

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Dictionary translations for "Starten"

starten verb Conjugation

startete / startet / gestartet

start [stɑ:t] (Auto, beginnen, Fahrz.)

Wäre es besser, früh zu starten?

Would it be better to start early?

take off (Luftf.)

Das Flugzeug ist dabei, nach Paris zu starten.

The plane is about to take off for Paris.

launch [lɔ:ntʃ] (IT Basic)

Die Rakete startete in den Weltraum.

The rocket was launched into space.

begin [bɪˈɡɪn] (beginnen)

Seine Männer starteten ihren Angriff auf Mexiko-Stadt.

His men began their attack on Mexico City.

initiate [ɪ'niːbrɪət] (beginnen)

run [rʌn] (IT Basic)

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das Starten n noun Declension

starting (Tätigk.)

der Start m noun Declension

pl. Starte

start [stɑ:t] (engl., Tätigk.)

Wäre es besser, früh zu starten?

Would it be better to start early?

takeoff [ˈteɪkɔf] (Luftf.)

Das Motorflugzeug nutzte einen Raketenantrieb zur Unterstützung beim Start.

The airplane used a rocket motor to assist with takeoff.

onset [ˈɔnset] (Akt)

point of departure (Platz)

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Phrases with "Starten" (5)

sich starten - start
neu starten - restart
sich neu starten - restart
sich Suche starten - start search
Suche starten - start search

Contexts with "starten"

Wäre es besser, früh zu starten? Would it be better to start early?

Das Flugzeug ist dabei, nach Paris zu starten. The plane is about to take off for Paris.

Ich kann das Auto nicht starten. I can't get the car to start.

Ein Hubschrauber ist in der Lage gerade aufwärts und abwärts zu starten und zu landen. A helicopter is able to take off and land straight up and down.

Das Flugzeug ist im Begriff zu starten. The plane is just about to start.

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