English to Esperanto Meaning of begin - komenci

Begin :
komenci

komenco, komenci, halti ĉe, realiĝis, Pester, taŭgas, tuŝi, eniras, eniri sur, venu, alveni, aperi, okazi, lanĉo, malfermita, originas, komenci parolanta, falu, venas de, ekesti, naskiĝi, reproduktiĝi, generi, Hansel, inaŭguras, tuŝi for, trovita, bazo, organizi, establi, afikso, aldoni, aliĝi, ligi, iri, sufiĉas, kuri, marŝi, daŭrigi, legi, studo, kolizii

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Definitions of begin in English
Noun(1) Israeli statesman (born in Russia, as prime minister of Israel, then the president of Egypt, 1913-1992
Verb(1) take the first step or steps in carrying out an action(2) have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense(3) set in motion, cause to start(4) begin to speak or say(5) be the first item or point, constitute the beginning or start, come first in a series(6) have a beginning, of a temporal event(7) have a beginning characterized in some specified way(8) begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object(9) achieve or accomplish in the least degree, usually used in the negative(10) begin to speak, understand, read, and write a language
Examples of begin in English
(1) He was inspired to begin work on a book about it from an African point of view.(2) Please could you send me the necessary paperwork required to begin this procedure.(3) Ada could not even begin to comprehend what Adam had been thinking.(4) it's a good place to begin(5) All of it reeked of animosity, belligerence, and things the pixies could not even begin to comprehend.(6) Contractors are expected to begin work within two months with a view to completion within 18 months.(7) Tubes for breathing, food, water and things they couldn't even begin to comprehend.(8) How he got there in the first place and why he felt the need to massacre the chickens, she couldn't even begin to comprehend.(9) I can't begin to tell you how much I hate that commercial(10) I looked at her blankly, for I could not even begin to plead with her to comprehend.(11) Konah could not even begin to comprehend the terrible dread and fear that enveloped the girl's screams.(12) Their marker is brought back to the starting point and they begin once again.(13) Just my two cents on a religion I don't even begin to comprehend.(14) rooms begin at Ôö¼├║139(15) I cannot begin to understand the person that thought up that.(16) He concluded by saying that we couldn't even begin to comprehend what one day in his shoes would be like.
Related Phrases of begin
(1) to begin ::
komenci
(2) to begin with ::
komenci kun
(3) begin with ::
komenci
(4) begin again ::
komenci denove
(5) begin to ::
komencas
(6) begin a journey ::
komenci vojaĝon
(7) begin at the beginning ::
komencos komence
(8) begin on ::
komenci sur
(9) begin work ::
komenci laboron
(10) begin the term ::
komenci la termino
Synonyms
Verb
1. start ::
komenco
2. open ::
malfermita
3. appear ::
aperi
Antonyms
1. conclude ::
konkludi
2. end ::
fino
3. finish ::
fini
4. terminate ::
finiĝi
Different Forms
begin, begins
Word Example from TV Shows
Shall we begin?

Shall we BEGIN?

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 9

There's no telling where the lies begin and end.

There's no telling where the lies BEGIN and end.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

Okay, at what point did you begin to feel lost?

Okay, at what point did you BEGIN to feel lost?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 10

The trial will begin shortly.

The trial will BEGIN shortly.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 10

And begin.

And BEGIN.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 23

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