Synonymer: commence, start, be started, set in, kick off
| Del av tal | verb |
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| Uttal | /bɪˈɡɪn/, /bəˈɡɪn/ |
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| Avstavning | be·gin |
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| Shaw‐alfabet | 𐑚𐑦𐑜𐑦𐑯, 𐑚𐑩𐑜𐑦𐑯 |
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| Deseret‐alfabet | 𐐺𐐮𐑀𐐮𐑌 |
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Konjugation
| Indikativ |
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| Presens | Dåtid |
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| (I) begin | (I) began |
| (thou) beginnest | (thou) beganst, begannest |
| (he) begins, beginneth | (he) began |
| (we) begin | (we) began |
| (you) begin | (you) began |
| (they) begin | (they) began |
| Konjunktiv |
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| Presens | Dåtid |
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| (I) begin | (I) began |
| (thou) begin | (thou) began |
| (he) begin | (he) began |
| (we) begin | (we) began |
| (you) begin | (you) began |
| (they) begin | (they) began |
| Imperativ |
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| begin |
| Particip |
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| Nuvarande particip | Perfektparticip |
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| beginning | begun |
Our troubles are just beginning, I’m afraid.
Moscow ordered a partial mobilization of reservists in September 2022, seven months after its full‐scale invasion began.
Attempts to form a single standard variety began immediately after World War II, both in and outside Albania.