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to begin an armed conflict between two or more countries start learning		start a war The Central Powers and the Allied Powers started a war in 1914.
to establish a company that will offer goods or services start learning		start a business Richard started a business when he was only 17.
to begin having children start learning		start a family We earn enough to start a family.
to begin a formal discussion start learning		start a meeting Shareholders are ready to start the meeting.
to do something again in a new way start learning		start afresh She started the essay afresh because she did not like what she wrote.
to begin investigating whether one is guilty or not start learning		start criminal prosecution The police started criminal prosecution to establish his guilt.
to begin a debate also: to make something burn start learning		start a fire The two neighbours started a fire over the plot of land.

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Collocations with the verb "to start"