Word for getting something started

get (something) started

1. To cause something to begin or get underway. A: «What time are we going to get this dinner started?» B: «Soon, soon, I’m just waiting for a few more people.» Robin’s here, so let’s get this party started! Woo!

2. To create something or bring something into being. If we’re going camping, please tell me you know how to get a fire started. If you want to get a new spreadsheet started, just go to «File» and click on «New.»

3. To turn on a car’s engine. Here are my keys—go get the car started and turn the heater on. It’s freezing!

get started

To begin to undertake some task. It’s already 6:00—if you’re cooking something for dinner, you had better get started. Get started—I’ll be back to check on you in a bit. It will be another hour or so before I’m ready to eat, so you go ahead and get started.

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See also:

  • soon
  • if (the) word gets out
  • get well soon
  • as soon as
  • when (the) word gets out
  • once (the) word gets out
  • not any time soon
  • I’d as soon do
  • as soon as possible
  • soon as possible

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I would like to say something like this:

Person 1: «We have these two tasks for you…»

Person 2: «OK. I will start working on them!»

Which are good, natural and native ways of saying that?

I feel that

OK. I will take them in

could be a choice, is that right?

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asked May 15, 2018 at 13:48

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With reference to the question in the title: you can say that you’d get started.

get started phrase
Begin a task, endeavour, or process.
‘The trail features online activities to show people how to get started in exploring local history.’
— ODO

You ask whether «take them in» works. No, that sounds more like adopting strays. :)

answered May 15, 2018 at 14:03

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«I will get on with them.» (or «I’ll …»)

More informally: «I’m on it.»

Or, if you want to be really informal: «I’m all over it»!

answered May 15, 2018 at 21:39


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So, it looks like those two might get something started.


It’s mostly been a free and open platform, where anyone can get something started.



Это бесплатная и открытая платформа, где каждый может проявить себя.


If you offer to give your partner a massage just to get something started, it’s not really a massage.



Если вы предложите вашему партнеру массаж, чтобы начать что-то, это не настоящий массаж.


We should get together and get something started!


Yes, it’s hard to get something started, but you have to take the chance!



Да, всегда сложно что-то начать, но Вы должны рискнуть!


Maybe you can get something started simply with Shopify or SquareSpace.



(Или можно поступить проще, просто воспользовавшись сервисами Shopify или Squarespace).


He wanted to get something started between the Kingdom and the Saviors.



Он хотел рассорить Королевство и Спасителей.


Okay, I’ll get something started.

Другие результаты


Here are my first thoughts to try and get something constructive started.



Появились первые попытки подойти к конструктивной работе.


And India had been one of the countries to help raise the funds for building Auroville — you need a lot of money to get something so huge started.



И Индия была одной из тех стран, которые вкладывали деньги в строительство Ауровиля — ведь нужно уйму денег, чтобы начать грандиозный проект.


I need just somethingsomething to get started.


This also means that if something POSITIVE gets started, it WILL find co-operation.


This will give you something to get started, but the offers do not end there.



Это поможет вам начать, но на этом трудности не заканчиваются.


Don’t solve every problem he has, but something to get started.


It’s for you and Amy, a little something to get you started.


Elliot, before you get started, something you should know.


All it takes to get started with something new is a phone call or an email.



Все, что нужно для начала чего-то нового, — телефонный звонок или письмо.


It’s important to get started with something tangible.


I want to get started created something like this.


I’ll talk to him before he gets started on something else.

Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

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Словосочетания

get the start of — получить преимущество перед; опередить
get the start of smb — получить преимущество перед кем-л; опередить кого-л
to get the start of smb. — а) опередить кого-л.; б) получить преимущество перед кем-л.
get the start of somebody — получать преимущество перед кем-либо; опережать кого-либо
he got started on his literary work — он всерьёз взялся за свой литературный труд
to get / set / start the ball rolling — начинать
a singing superstar who got her start singing in the cabarets of New York City — суперзвезда, начинавшая певческую карьеру в кабаре Нью-Йорка

Автоматический перевод

начать

Перевод по словам

get  — получать, попасть, добираться, потомство, приплод, идиот, дурак
start  — начало, старт, запуск, пуск, толчок, начинать, начинаться, стартовать

Примеры

She was eager to get started.

Ей не терпелось начать.

I suppose we may as well get started.

Полагаю, мы можем начинать.

All right everyone, let’s get started.

Ладно, всё, давайте начнем.

That’s enough talk for now; let’s get started.

Хватит уже разговаривать — давайте начинать.

He was up bright and early, keen to get started.

Он поднялся ни свет ни заря, горя желанием начать работу.

I’d better get started (=start doing something) soon.

Мне бы поскорее взяться за дело (т.е. начать что-то делать).

It’s difficult for new lawyers to get started in private practice.

Новоиспечённым юристам трудно начинать работу в частной практике.

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Примеры, ожидающие перевода

…the imposing climb up the mountain dismayed us even before we got started…  

We didn’t take possession of (=get and start using) the car until a few days after the auction.  

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