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BEGIN - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
BEGIN; Bégin; Begin (disambiguation); Begen; Begin (album); Begin (song)
BEGIN
الفعل
أَهَلَّ ; اِبْتَدَأَ ; اِسْتَفْتَحَ ; اِفْتَتَحَ ; بَدَأَ ; نَهَضَ لِـ ; هَلَّ
begin
فِعْل : يبدأ . ينشئ . يؤسس
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بدأ، شرع ، أخذ فى نشأ بدأ ، إستهل أنشأ ، إبتدع
بدأ، شرع ، أخذ فى نشأ بدأ ، إستهل أنشأ ، إبتدع
Definition
begin
¦ verb (begins, beginning; past began; past participle begun)
1. perform or undergo the first part of (an action or activity).
(begin on/upon) set to work on.
start speaking.
(begin with) have as a first element.
(begin at) (of a commodity) have as its lowest price.
2. come into being.
3. [with negative] informal have any chance or likelihood of doing: I can't begin to describe my confusion.
Derivatives
beginner noun
Origin
OE beginnan, of Gmc origin.
Examples of use of BEGIN
1. Begin did not begin a revolution by betraying himself.
2. So let‘s let her begin to manage, and begin to lead.
3. Test runs will begin on the new line next July and commercial services are scheduled to begin within two years.
4. Fifth grade students will begin this policy next year and sixth graders will begin the following year.
5. Luzhkov noted that Moscow‘s energy supply was expected to begin growing by late 2007, as new power plants begin operating.