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1. (n.) outset
beginning; start.
Etymology: (1530–40)
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1. (noun) beginning, commencement, first, outset, get-go, start, kickoff, starting time, showtime, offset
the time at which something is supposed to begin
"they got an early start"; "she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her"
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Sense: the beginning of something
We have to get quite clear from the outset what our policy is.
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 Afrikaans: begin, aanvang, van die s |
 Arabic: بَدْء، مُسْتَهَل، بِدايَة |
 Bulgarian: начало |
 Brazilian: começo |
 Czech: začátek |
 German: der Anfang |
 Danish: begyndelse |
 Greek: αρχή, ξεκίνημα |
 Spanish: principio, comienzo |
 Estonian: algus |
 Farsi: آغاز |
 Finnish: alku |
 French: début |
 Hebrew: כְּבָר בַּהַתחָלָה |
 Hindi: शुरुआत से ही |
 Croatian: početak |
 Hungarian: kezdet |
 Indonesian: awal |
 Icelandic: upphaf, byrjun |
 Italian: inizio |
 Japanese: 最初 |
 Korean: 착수, 시작 |
 Lithuanian: pradžia |
 Latvian: sākums |
 Malay: permulaan |
 Dutch: begin |
 Norwegian: begynnelse, start |
 Polish: początek |
 Persian: آغاز |
 Pashto: پيل |
 Portuguese: começo |
 Romanian: început |
 Russian: начало |
 Slovak: začiatok |
 Slovenian: začetek |
 Serbian: početak |
 Swedish: början, inledning |
 Thai: การเริ่มต้น |
 Turkish: başlangıç |
 Taiwanese: 開端，開始 |
 Ukrainian: початок |
 Urdu: آغاز، ابتدا |
 Vietnamese: sự bắt đầu |
 Chinese: 开端，开始 |
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