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单词 start (something) up
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start (something) up

phrasal verbwithstartverb
uk
/stɑːt/us
/stɑːrt/

(BUSINESS)

If abusinessor otherorganizationstartsup, or if someonestartsone up, it iscreatedandstartstooperate:
Manysmallbusinessesstartedup in the 1980s tocaterto thisgrowingmarket.
We ought tostartup adramagroup.
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(ENGINE)

If avehicleorenginestartsup, or someonestartsit up, itstartstowork:
Thecarwouldn'tstartup thismorning.
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  • functionality
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start-up
noun[C]
uk
/ˈstɑːt.ʌp/us
/ˈstɑːrt.ʌp/
asmallbusinessthat has just beenstarted:
Start-ups are veryvulnerablein thebusinessworld.
start-upcosts
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  • axe
  • bankrupt
  • bankruptcy
  • be running on fumesidiom
  • belly
  • dying
  • fold
  • go darkidiom
  • go to the wallidiom
  • growth hacker
  • growth hacking
  • have a corner on a marketidiom
  • receiver
  • soft launch
  • spin
  • spinsomethingoff
  • subscale
  • turn around
  • turn round
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(Definition ofstart (something) upfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

start up (something)| American Dictionary

start up(something)

phrasal verbwithstartverb
us
/stɑrt/

(OPERATE ENGINE)

tocauseanenginetobegintooperate:
I didn'tevenhearthevacuumcleanerstart up when Josebegancleaningthecarpets.
Heheardthestrangerstart up amotorcycle.

start upsomething

phrasal verbwithstartverb
us
/stɑrt/

(BEGIN COMPANY)

tobegina newcompany,organization, oractivity:
We started up anoperatheatercompanythattouredall over theSouth.
start-up
noun[C]
(alsostartup)
us
/ˈstɑrt̬·ʌp/
a newbusiness, or theactivitiesinvolvedinstartinga newbusiness:
Start-ups need togeneraterevenuequickly.

start-up

adjective[not gradable](alsostartup)us
/ˈstɑrt̬·ʌp/
startupcosts
(Definition ofstart up (something)from theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

start (sth) up| Business English

start (sth) up

phrasal verbwithstartverb
uk
/stɑːt/us
if abusinessor otherorganizationstartsup, or if someonestartsone up, it iscreatedandstartstooperate:
Thefundingmeansthat by thetimeitstartsup inDecember, thegroupwill have anannualoperatingbudgetof about $70 million.
She'stalkingaboutstartingup atotallynewbusiness.
See also
jump-startverb
kick-start
start-up
start-up
noun
(alsostartup)
uk
us
[C]WORKPLACE,COMMERCE
(alsostart-up business);(start-up company)
abusinessthat has just beenstarted:
abusiness/dotcom/internetstart-up
Hetransformedthebusinessfrom a start-up into one of the world'sbiggestmobilephonecompanies.
[UorS]
theactorprocessofstartingor making somethingstart:
The startup ofourmanufacturingoperationsinChinacontinueson anacceleratedschedule.
Once you havedisabledtheprogram,rebootthecomputertoseeifitsabsencecausesaproblemon startup.

start-up

adjective[before noun]
Newoperationshad hadproducedlossesduringtheirstart-upphase.
(Definition ofstart (sth) upfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstart (something) up

start (something) up
Thestart-upcode calls the first function and then enters an infinite loop.
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Since we were astart-upwith no history of working together, we decided to take small steps.
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In addition tostart-upfinancing needs, interviewees note that lack of access to working capital is a problem.
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The strategy addresses the needs of school age children by offering capital grants or support towards thestart-upcosts of out of school services.
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Electricity and petroleum fuels havestart-upcosts and consumption-dependent charges.
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Selfemployment was and is more profitable than hired labour, but requires tools, access to materials and spare parts, and somestart-upcapital.
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Difficulties of financing the stove investment and thestart-upcosts of petroleum fuels are often mentioned as barriers for uptake.
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Financing, or access to capital, is essential to thestart-upactivities of horticultural auctions.
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He amassed hisstart-upcapital from a circle of relatives and established a closely-held, yet highly private, family partnership.
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The asymptotics of the solutions of (1), (3) near the front and tostart-upis self-similar of the second kind, and consists of two domains.
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To some extent, homes started by a state enterprise also had help from their parent work unit in the form ofstart-upcapital and buildings.
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The possible implications of this process for fast current penetration in the tokamakstart-upphase and the triggering of solar flares is discussed.
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The first includes organizations that are produced from statically predefined instructions, possibly from an external third party or duringstart-up.
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Anesthesia costs consisted of thestart-upcosts and increased for each hour the anesthesia was maintained.
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Anotherstart-upmodel has emerged, based explicitly on the marketing of genetic information.
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