to begin with in Russian
to begin with in Russian is для начала — to begin with means used to introduce the first point in a list of reasons or objections, often signalling that more will follow.
to begin with in Russian
для начала
Pronounced: dlya nachala
Initially, at first, at the very start.
What does "to begin with" mean?
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phrase Used to introduce the first point in a list of reasons or objections, often signalling that more will follow.
"To begin with, the figures don't add up."
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phrase At the outset; in the earliest stage of something, before matters changed.
"The house was a wreck to begin with, so we expected surprises."
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to begin with in a sentence
- To begin with, the figures don't add up.
- I'm not going. To begin with, I wasn't even invited.
- The house was a wreck to begin with, so we expected surprises.
- There were only four of us to begin with.
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What is "to begin with" in Russian?
"to begin with" in Russian is для начала. to begin with means: Used to introduce the first point in a list of reasons or objections, often signalling that more will follow.
How do you pronounce для начала?
"to begin with" in Russian is для начала, pronounced "dlya nachala".
How do you use "to begin with" in a sentence?
Example: "To begin with, the figures don't add up." In Russian, "to begin with" is для начала.
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