for a start

In the first place; to begin with; as the first of a given set of points (e.g., in an argument). You're bored and don't know what to do? Well, you could go play outside, for a start! I'm sick of living in this city—for a start, the traffic makes commuting to work an absolute nightmare!See also: start

for a ˈstart

to ˈstart with

(also for ˈstarters informal) used for giving the first of several things or reasons: You’re not going to marry him. For a start, you’re too young. For another thing, you hardly know him. ♢ She wasn’t keen on the idea to start with.See also: start

单词	for a start
释义	DictionarySeestart for a start for a start In the first place; to begin with; as the first of a given set of points (e.g., in an argument). You're bored and don't know what to do? Well, you could go play outside, for a start! I'm sick of living in this city—for a start, the traffic makes commuting to work an absolute nightmare!See also: start for a ˈstart , to ˈstart with (also for ˈstarters informal) used for giving the first of several things or reasons: You’re not going to marry him. For a start, you’re too young. For another thing, you hardly know him. ♢ She wasn’t keen on the idea to start with.See also: start MedicalSeeSTART
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