No. 1,130 in Spanish
comienzo
"Comienzo" means "beginning" or "start" in English.
In a sentence
El comienzo del libro es muy interesante.
The beginning of the book is very interesting.
In this sentence, 'comienzo' is used as a noun meaning 'beginning' to indicate the starting point of the book.
Hago yoga al comienzo de cada día.
I do yoga at the beginning of every day.
Here, 'comienzo' indicates a specific time at the start of the day, showing its use to denote the beginning of a period of time.
El equipo tuvo un buen comienzo en el campeonato.
The team had a good start in the championship.
In this context, 'comienzo' is used to describe the initial phase of an event or activity, emphasizing the performance at the start.
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