starter in Czech
starter in Czech is startér, předkrm — starter means a person who begins something, or who sets something going.
starter in Czech
startér
An electric motor that starts an internal combustion engine.
předkrm
The first course of a meal, consisting of a small, usually savoury, dish.
What does "starter" mean?
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noun A person who begins something, or who sets something going.
"Ruth was always the starter of every new project in our office."
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noun The official who signals the beginning of a race, usually with a gun or a flag.
"The starter raised his flag and the runners leapt off the line."
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noun In baseball, the pitcher who begins the game for a team.
"The starter threw six strong innings before the manager brought on a reliever."
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noun In golf, a member of staff who sends players out to begin at the first tee at set times, and arranges their caddies and equipment.
"The starter at the golf club told us our tee time was ten minutes away."
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starter in a sentence
- Ruth was always the starter of every new project in our office.
- He was a natural starter, full of ideas but quick to hand over the details.
- The starter raised his flag and the runners leapt off the line.
- Wait until the starter tells you to get set before you move.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "starter" in Czech?
"starter" in Czech is startér, předkrm. starter means: A person who begins something, or who sets something going.
How do you use "starter" in a sentence?
Example: "Ruth was always the starter of every new project in our office." In Czech, "starter" is startér, předkrm.
Are there other ways to say "starter" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "starter": startér, předkrm.
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