Definition of start-up in English:

start-up

nounˈstɑːtʌpˈstɑr ˌdəp

mass noun

1The action or process of setting something in motion.
the start-up of marketing in Europe
as modifier start-up costs
Example sentencesExamples
- But start-up costs are high, and property is a risky investment for all but the long-term landlord.
- The start-up cost of £648 million will cover the trams and the installation of tracks and services needed to run it.
- A downturn in workload in Scotland had led the firm to try and increase business south of the Border which led to the group being hit by start-up costs.
- The whole idea is to make sure it lasts long enough for you to get through the entire start-up process.
- The start-up costs will be next to nil for most people.
- An advertising recession coincided with the advent of colour TV, with its high start-up costs for the channel.
- Experienced childminders will be on hand and advice will also be available on registering, training and help with start-up costs.
- Last year there were start-up costs from a contract with the NAAFI, but this year the contract will add to profits.
- The start-up cost for each scheme is £2,000, which includes paying for training.
- Finance growth through revenue, or if you have huge start-up costs, partner with a big company.
- Whilst income is growing rapidly, start-up costs mean that the contribution to profits is still very small.
- And that is before the multi-million pound start-up costs are factored in.
- With some start-up costs already paid, we'll probably hit that goal next year.
- This would benefit Alfa with a fairly low cost start-up, as well as assisting GM.
- Ryan said the first issue of the publication is already in profit as start-up costs were kept down.
- These provide instant high-quality office space with no start-up costs and flexible leasing arrangements.
- Even though there are some start-up costs, e-zines pay for themselves over the long haul.
- EDS's penchant for mega deals has also become a liability in the eyes of some, because of the high start-up costs they often incur.
- The start-up costs of digital are much greater than film, but the incremental costs are negligible.
- I-Air paid out a lot in start-up costs such as painting planes and redesigning its Dulles hub.
1. 1.1count noun A newly established business.
  problems facing start-ups and small firms in rural areas
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mr Hauser will address Venturefest York delegates on what makes successful business start-ups.
  It has assisted over 200 business start-ups since its inception in February 2001.
  As a writer of this column, I hear a constant stream of suggestions for business start-ups.
  The scheme will provide a range of business mentoring support for start-ups and young businesses pre-investment.
  The competition is open to a variety of ideas, not just business start-ups.
  The other big thing is that while there are attempts to help business start-ups, we have got to find ways and means to help existing businesses.
  We are serving businesses from new start-ups to firms with a £20 million turnover.
  Other services at the centre include advice on benefits, immigration, business start-ups and careers.
  Starting a new business is a challenge, and the TVBC is keen to support new business start-ups.
  You don't legislate for more nurses, better policing or more business start-ups.
  We must also encourage entrepreneurship and business start-ups.
  The town was also one of the highest performers in the North-west for business start-ups.
  Those figures are beyond more or less any other model of economic intervention in supporting new business start-ups.
  Ten years ago these buyers would have been building up portfolios in the stock market or investing in business start-ups.
  Yorkshire is also one of the worst performing regions for business start-ups.
  Lack of people with such skills is inhibiting the maturing of start-ups into full businesses.
  This scheme is worth about £3 million and is designed to aid business start-ups throughout Cumbria.
  Business start-ups in the borough are up by 29 per cent for the first three months of the year.
  In the space of three hours we were told help should be focused on start-ups or businesses with real growth potential.
  The agency is far from perfect but there are signs of progress with a substantial rise in the number of business start-ups.

Definition of start-up in US English:

start-up

(also startup)

nounˈstär ˌdəpˈstɑr ˌdəp

1The action or process of setting something in motion.
the start-up of marketing in Europe
as modifier start-up costs
Example sentencesExamples
- But start-up costs are high, and property is a risky investment for all but the long-term landlord.
- The start-up cost for each scheme is £2,000, which includes paying for training.
- Finance growth through revenue, or if you have huge start-up costs, partner with a big company.
- I-Air paid out a lot in start-up costs such as painting planes and redesigning its Dulles hub.
- A downturn in workload in Scotland had led the firm to try and increase business south of the Border which led to the group being hit by start-up costs.
- EDS's penchant for mega deals has also become a liability in the eyes of some, because of the high start-up costs they often incur.
- And that is before the multi-million pound start-up costs are factored in.
- The whole idea is to make sure it lasts long enough for you to get through the entire start-up process.
- Even though there are some start-up costs, e-zines pay for themselves over the long haul.
- The start-up cost of £648 million will cover the trams and the installation of tracks and services needed to run it.
- Ryan said the first issue of the publication is already in profit as start-up costs were kept down.
- Last year there were start-up costs from a contract with the NAAFI, but this year the contract will add to profits.
- Whilst income is growing rapidly, start-up costs mean that the contribution to profits is still very small.
- These provide instant high-quality office space with no start-up costs and flexible leasing arrangements.
- Experienced childminders will be on hand and advice will also be available on registering, training and help with start-up costs.
- This would benefit Alfa with a fairly low cost start-up, as well as assisting GM.
- The start-up costs will be next to nil for most people.
- An advertising recession coincided with the advent of colour TV, with its high start-up costs for the channel.
- The start-up costs of digital are much greater than film, but the incremental costs are negligible.
- With some start-up costs already paid, we'll probably hit that goal next year.
1. 1.1 A newly established business.
  problems facing start-ups and small firms in rural areas
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other services at the centre include advice on benefits, immigration, business start-ups and careers.
  Ten years ago these buyers would have been building up portfolios in the stock market or investing in business start-ups.
  The town was also one of the highest performers in the North-west for business start-ups.
  Yorkshire is also one of the worst performing regions for business start-ups.
  We are serving businesses from new start-ups to firms with a £20 million turnover.
  The scheme will provide a range of business mentoring support for start-ups and young businesses pre-investment.
  You don't legislate for more nurses, better policing or more business start-ups.
  This scheme is worth about £3 million and is designed to aid business start-ups throughout Cumbria.
  We must also encourage entrepreneurship and business start-ups.
  Business start-ups in the borough are up by 29 per cent for the first three months of the year.
  In the space of three hours we were told help should be focused on start-ups or businesses with real growth potential.
  Starting a new business is a challenge, and the TVBC is keen to support new business start-ups.
  The competition is open to a variety of ideas, not just business start-ups.
  The agency is far from perfect but there are signs of progress with a substantial rise in the number of business start-ups.
  Mr Hauser will address Venturefest York delegates on what makes successful business start-ups.
  The other big thing is that while there are attempts to help business start-ups, we have got to find ways and means to help existing businesses.
  As a writer of this column, I hear a constant stream of suggestions for business start-ups.
  Those figures are beyond more or less any other model of economic intervention in supporting new business start-ups.
  Lack of people with such skills is inhibiting the maturing of start-ups into full businesses.
  It has assisted over 200 business start-ups since its inception in February 2001.

单词	start-up
释义	Definition of start-up in English: start-up nounˈstɑːtʌpˈstɑr ˌdəp mass noun 1The action or process of setting something in motion. the start-up of marketing in Europe as modifier start-up costs Example sentencesExamples But start-up costs are high, and property is a risky investment for all but the long-term landlord. The start-up cost of £648 million will cover the trams and the installation of tracks and services needed to run it. A downturn in workload in Scotland had led the firm to try and increase business south of the Border which led to the group being hit by start-up costs. The whole idea is to make sure it lasts long enough for you to get through the entire start-up process. The start-up costs will be next to nil for most people. An advertising recession coincided with the advent of colour TV, with its high start-up costs for the channel. Experienced childminders will be on hand and advice will also be available on registering, training and help with start-up costs. Last year there were start-up costs from a contract with the NAAFI, but this year the contract will add to profits. The start-up cost for each scheme is £2,000, which includes paying for training. Finance growth through revenue, or if you have huge start-up costs, partner with a big company. Whilst income is growing rapidly, start-up costs mean that the contribution to profits is still very small. And that is before the multi-million pound start-up costs are factored in. With some start-up costs already paid, we'll probably hit that goal next year. This would benefit Alfa with a fairly low cost start-up, as well as assisting GM. Ryan said the first issue of the publication is already in profit as start-up costs were kept down. These provide instant high-quality office space with no start-up costs and flexible leasing arrangements. Even though there are some start-up costs, e-zines pay for themselves over the long haul. EDS's penchant for mega deals has also become a liability in the eyes of some, because of the high start-up costs they often incur. The start-up costs of digital are much greater than film, but the incremental costs are negligible. I-Air paid out a lot in start-up costs such as painting planes and redesigning its Dulles hub. 1.1count noun A newly established business. problems facing start-ups and small firms in rural areas Example sentencesExamples Mr Hauser will address Venturefest York delegates on what makes successful business start-ups. It has assisted over 200 business start-ups since its inception in February 2001. As a writer of this column, I hear a constant stream of suggestions for business start-ups. The scheme will provide a range of business mentoring support for start-ups and young businesses pre-investment. The competition is open to a variety of ideas, not just business start-ups. The other big thing is that while there are attempts to help business start-ups, we have got to find ways and means to help existing businesses. We are serving businesses from new start-ups to firms with a £20 million turnover. Other services at the centre include advice on benefits, immigration, business start-ups and careers. Starting a new business is a challenge, and the TVBC is keen to support new business start-ups. You don't legislate for more nurses, better policing or more business start-ups. We must also encourage entrepreneurship and business start-ups. The town was also one of the highest performers in the North-west for business start-ups. Those figures are beyond more or less any other model of economic intervention in supporting new business start-ups. Ten years ago these buyers would have been building up portfolios in the stock market or investing in business start-ups. Yorkshire is also one of the worst performing regions for business start-ups. Lack of people with such skills is inhibiting the maturing of start-ups into full businesses. This scheme is worth about £3 million and is designed to aid business start-ups throughout Cumbria. Business start-ups in the borough are up by 29 per cent for the first three months of the year. In the space of three hours we were told help should be focused on start-ups or businesses with real growth potential. The agency is far from perfect but there are signs of progress with a substantial rise in the number of business start-ups. Definition of start-up in US English: start-up (also startup) nounˈstär ˌdəpˈstɑr ˌdəp 1The action or process of setting something in motion. the start-up of marketing in Europe as modifier start-up costs Example sentencesExamples But start-up costs are high, and property is a risky investment for all but the long-term landlord. The start-up cost for each scheme is £2,000, which includes paying for training. Finance growth through revenue, or if you have huge start-up costs, partner with a big company. I-Air paid out a lot in start-up costs such as painting planes and redesigning its Dulles hub. A downturn in workload in Scotland had led the firm to try and increase business south of the Border which led to the group being hit by start-up costs. EDS's penchant for mega deals has also become a liability in the eyes of some, because of the high start-up costs they often incur. And that is before the multi-million pound start-up costs are factored in. The whole idea is to make sure it lasts long enough for you to get through the entire start-up process. Even though there are some start-up costs, e-zines pay for themselves over the long haul. The start-up cost of £648 million will cover the trams and the installation of tracks and services needed to run it. Ryan said the first issue of the publication is already in profit as start-up costs were kept down. Last year there were start-up costs from a contract with the NAAFI, but this year the contract will add to profits. Whilst income is growing rapidly, start-up costs mean that the contribution to profits is still very small. These provide instant high-quality office space with no start-up costs and flexible leasing arrangements. Experienced childminders will be on hand and advice will also be available on registering, training and help with start-up costs. This would benefit Alfa with a fairly low cost start-up, as well as assisting GM. The start-up costs will be next to nil for most people. An advertising recession coincided with the advent of colour TV, with its high start-up costs for the channel. The start-up costs of digital are much greater than film, but the incremental costs are negligible. With some start-up costs already paid, we'll probably hit that goal next year. 1.1 A newly established business. problems facing start-ups and small firms in rural areas Example sentencesExamples Other services at the centre include advice on benefits, immigration, business start-ups and careers. Ten years ago these buyers would have been building up portfolios in the stock market or investing in business start-ups. The town was also one of the highest performers in the North-west for business start-ups. Yorkshire is also one of the worst performing regions for business start-ups. We are serving businesses from new start-ups to firms with a £20 million turnover. The scheme will provide a range of business mentoring support for start-ups and young businesses pre-investment. You don't legislate for more nurses, better policing or more business start-ups. This scheme is worth about £3 million and is designed to aid business start-ups throughout Cumbria. We must also encourage entrepreneurship and business start-ups. Business start-ups in the borough are up by 29 per cent for the first three months of the year. In the space of three hours we were told help should be focused on start-ups or businesses with real growth potential. Starting a new business is a challenge, and the TVBC is keen to support new business start-ups. The competition is open to a variety of ideas, not just business start-ups. The agency is far from perfect but there are signs of progress with a substantial rise in the number of business start-ups. Mr Hauser will address Venturefest York delegates on what makes successful business start-ups. The other big thing is that while there are attempts to help business start-ups, we have got to find ways and means to help existing businesses. As a writer of this column, I hear a constant stream of suggestions for business start-ups. Those figures are beyond more or less any other model of economic intervention in supporting new business start-ups. Lack of people with such skills is inhibiting the maturing of start-ups into full businesses. It has assisted over 200 business start-ups since its inception in February 2001.
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