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start
The Polish word "start" means "beginning" or "commencement," often used to refer to the start of an action or event.
In a sentence
Mój start w maratonie był udany.
My start in the marathon was successful.
Here, 'start' is used as a noun meaning 'beginning or initiation' of an event or activity, specifically a race.
Samolot przygotowuje się do startu.
The airplane is preparing for takeoff.
In this context, 'start' is used as a noun implying the process of starting or taking off, commonly used in aviation.
Kiedy startuje przedstawienie?
When does the performance start?
Here, 'startuje' is the verb form of 'start,' denoting the action of beginning or commencement in this case referring to a performance.
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