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| génér. |
blast off (о ракете и т.д.: After a tense countdown, the missile blasted off.); lift off; commence (Franka_LV); get under way (triumfov); be off (особенно в гонке); break in (начинать что-либо); get underway (The film festival gets underway on 11th July. CALD Alexander Demidov); go; get off the mark (British & Australian) to score for the first time in a sports competition Liverpool got off the mark with a blinding goal. See also: get, mark Cambridge Idioms Dictionary, 2nd ed. Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2006. Alexander Demidov); get off the starting blocks (THE Oxford Mail's annual charity run got off the starting blocks yesterday with organisers urging runners to get involved. | Plymouth's Plan for Jobs has already got off the starting blocks – within days of its launch. Alexander Demidov) |
| Игорь Миг |
be off and running |
| argot. |
kick off (начинаться Rudy); break in ("This guy is a cool player. He broke in as a baseball one". == Кивая Джону на новичка в футбольной команде, Мик говорит: "Это классный игрок. А начинал он как бейсболист".) |
| astr. |
scream-up; get off the pad |
| autom. |
go off |
| aviat. |
take off; of a space vehicle blast off |
| figur. |
begin |
| Gruzovik, figur. |
begin (impf and pf) |
| Gruzovik, sports. |
start (impf and pf) |
| idiom. |
get off the ground (VLZ_58) |
| inform. |
kick it off (happyhope); get going (Andrey Truhachev) |
| makar. |
get along; get off the mark; be away (перен., спорт.); blast off (о космич. корабле и т. п.) |
| makar., sports. |
start out |
| milit. |
take off (о ракете: The missile took off from a location near Pukchang, northeast of Pyongyang, and fell into the Sea of Japan.) |
| milit., aviat. |
depart |
| moteurs à r. |
launching |
| ordin. |
start |
| sports. |
get off |
| techn. |
start up |
| torp. |
hit the trail |
| transp., jarg. |
slam on the juice |
| électr. |
launch; lead |
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kick off |
