英语词汇“head start”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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head startnoun [ C usually singular ]

uk/ˌhed ˈstɑːt/us/ˌhed ˈstɑːrt/

an advantage that someone has over other people in something such as a competition or race:

You've got a head start over/on others trying to get the job because you've got relevant work experience.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Advantage and disadvantage

a free ride idiom
a stick to beat sb with idiom
advantage
an ace up your sleeve idiom
attraction
be/stay/keep one jump ahead idiom
cash
cash in on sth
edge
fish
it's tough at the top idiom
lock in sth
lock sb out of sth
lose out
make a virtue (out) of sth idiom
piggyback
profit
profit from sth
you've got nothing to lose idiom
your best/strongest/trump card idiom

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head startnoun [ C ]

us/ˈhed ˈstɑrt/

the advantage of beginning before others in a competition or other situation:

If we leave early, we can get a head start on the holiday traffic.

head startnoun [ S ]

ukus

an advantage that a person or company has compared to other people or companies:

Larger banks have more capital and thus a big head start.

a significant/huge/massive head start

a head start on sb/sth India has a head start on other economies, with a private sector that is bursting with energy and inventiveness.

a head start over sb/sth Government research subsidies gave US hi-tech firms a head start over competitors in the rest of the world.

单词	head start
释义	English American Business head startnoun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˌhed ˈstɑːt/us/ˌhed ˈstɑːrt/ an advantage that someone has over other people in something such as a competition or race: You've got a head start over/on others trying to get the job because you've got relevant work experience. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Advantage and disadvantage a free ride idiom a stick to beat sb with idiom advantage *an ace up your* sleeve idiom attraction be/stay/keep one jump ahead idiom cash** cash in on sth edge fish it's tough at the top idiom lock in sth lock sb out of sth lose out make a virtue (out) of sth idiom piggyback profit profit from sth you've got nothing to lose idiom your best/strongest/trump card idiom See more results » head startnoun [ C ] us/ˈhed ˈstɑrt/ the advantage of beginning before others in a competition or other situation: If we leave early, we can get a head start on the holiday traffic. head startnoun [ S ] ukus an advantage that a person or company has compared to other people or companies: Larger banks have more capital and thus a big head start. a significant/huge/massive head start a head start on sb/sth India has a head start on other economies, with a private sector that is bursting with energy and inventiveness. a head start over sb/sth Government research subsidies gave US hi-tech firms a head start over competitors in the rest of the world.
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