| Definition of 'to begin with' |
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1. (adverb) in the first place, earlier, in the beginning, to begin with, originally
before now
"why didn't you tell me in the first place?"
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Sense: at first
I didn't like him to begin with, but now he's one of my best friends.
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 Afrikaans: in die begin |
 Arabic: في البِدايَه |
 Bulgarian: в началото |
 Brazilian: no começo |
 Czech: zprvu |
 German: zunächst |
 Danish: til at begynde med |
 Greek: στην αρχή |
 Spanish: al principio |
 Estonian: esialgu |
 Farsi: در آغاز |
 Finnish: aluksi |
 French: au début |
 Hebrew: בַּהֲתְחָלָה |
 Hindi: प्रारम्भ में |
 Croatian: isprva |
 Hungarian: eleinte |
 Indonesian: mula-mula |
 Icelandic: til að byrja með, í fyrst |
 Italian: anzitutto |
 Japanese: 最初は |
 Korean: 처음에 |
 Lithuanian: iš pradžių |
 Latvian: vispirms |
 Malay: pada mulanya |
 Dutch: om te beginnen |
 Norwegian: i begynnelsen; tilå begyn |
 Polish: najpierw |
 Persian: در آغاز |
 Pashto: په اول کی، په شروع کی |
 Portuguese: no começo |
 Romanian: laînceput |
 Russian: сначала |
 Slovak: zo začiatku, sprvu |
 Slovenian: na začetku |
 Serbian: u početku |
 Swedish: till att börja med, i bör |
 Thai: เริ่มต้น |
 Turkish: başlangıçta, önce |
 Taiwanese: 一開始 |
 Ukrainian: спочатку |
 Urdu: پہل کرنا |
 Vietnamese: lúc đầu |
 Chinese: 一开始 |
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