Translations for warm start in the English»Serbian Dictionary

warm 'start N COMPUT

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pokretanje nt iz zagrejanog stanja

Translations for warm start in the English»Serbian Dictionary

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I.warm [wɔːm] ADJ

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1. warm (not cool):

warm

2. warm (affectionate):

warm

warm person

warm welcome

3. warm clothes:

warm

4. warm usu attr colours:

warm

5. warm usu pred (close guess):

II.warm [wɔːm] N

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to come into the warm

to have a warm

III.warm [wɔːm] VB trans

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1. warm:

warm

zagrejati // grejati

to warm the soup

podgrejati supu

Phrases:

to warm the heart

biti toplo oko srca

IV.warm [wɔːm] VB intr (grow to like)

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to warm to[wards] sb/sth

zagrejati se za nekoga/nešto

I.start [stɑːt] N usu sing

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1. start (beginning):

the race got off to an exciting start

trka je imala uzbudljiv početak

at the start of the week

na početku nedelje

promising start

početak koji obećava

to make a start on sth

započeti nešto

to make a fresh start

početi ispočetka [or iznova]

from the start

from start to finish

od početka do kraja

for a start

2. start (foundation):

start of a company

3. start SPORTS (beginning place):

4. start (beginning time):

false start

neuspeli početak

5. start (beginning advantage):

to have a good start in life

imati dobru početnu osnovu u životu

II.start [stɑːt] VB intr

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2. start inf (begin harassing, attacking):

to start on sb

napasti [or kritikovati] nekoga

3. start (begin a journey):

krenuti // kretati

4. start (begin to operate):

start vehicle, motor

5. start (begin happening):

početi // počinjati

6. start (jump in surprise):

III.start [stɑːt] VB trans

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4. start ECON:

to start a business

to start a business

započeti posao

START [stɑːt]

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START abbreviation of Strategic Arms Reduction Talks

pregovori m o smanjenju strateškog naoružanja

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Needless to say, we've had a warm start to the month. www.nwcn.com

The shortfall reflects tougher than expected trading conditions in the second half, when the warm start to winter crimped clothing sales. www.smh.com.au

It's probably partly why people are particularly feeling the cold -- just because it was such a warm start to the year. www.dailymail.co.uk

It hasn't been this warm for overnights since about 2011, so it's a very warm start, and a very hot blustery day ahead. www.abc.net.au

The pair got off to a warm start and began dating - but the pair knew of one another from earlier times. www.dailymail.co.uk

It is a dry and warm start to the week, with good spells of sunshine in most places, with top temperatures of 19? www.farmersjournal.ie

It is believed that the weak pound, along with the warm start to the year have encouraged more people to abandon thoughts of foreign breaks. www.dailymail.co.uk

Kicking off to a warm start, the first few months of 2016 were close to 1.5? www.thehindu.com

In recent weeks, the unseasonably warm start to winter has contributed to subdued sales of winter product. www.fool.com.au

A warm start will also hasten the time it takes for the amaryllis to grow and flower, and also help prevent the flower scapes from overextending. www.thespec.com

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