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ventaja
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
head start SUST.
llevar(le) ventaja (a alguien)
atrbv. head start program (in US) ENS.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
START [ingl. am. stɑrt, ingl. brit. stɑːt] SUST. U
START → Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
I. start [ingl. am. stɑrt, ingl. brit. stɑːt] SUST.
1.1. start (beginning):
to make a start(on sth)
1.2. start:
2.1. start DEP. (of race):
2.2. start DEP. (lead, advantage):
2.3. start DEP. (starting line, gate):
3. start (jump):
to give a start person/horse:
darle or pegarle un susto a alguien
asustar a alguien
II. start [ingl. am. stɑrt, ingl. brit. stɑːt] V. trans.
1. start (begin):
start conversation/journey/negotiations
start conversation/journey/negotiations
start conversation/journey/negotiations
start job/course
start job/course
to start -ing, to start to + infin
empezar a  +  infin
2. start (cause to begin):
start race
start race
largar Co. Sur Méx.
start fashion
start fashion
start fire/epidemic
start argument/fight
start war country:
start incident:
to start sb on sth/-ing I'll start you on some filing
to get sb started coloq.
darle cuerda a alguien coloq.
3. start (establish):
start business
start business
start business
start organization/charity
start plan
I need $20, 000 to get me started
4. start (cause to operate):
start engine/dishwasher
start engine/dishwasher
prender amer.
start car
start car
start car
III. start [ingl. am. stɑrt, ingl. brit. stɑːt] V. intr.
1.1. start (begin):
start school/term/meeting:
start school/term/meeting:
start school/term/meeting:
iniciarse form.
start noise/pain/journey/race:
start noise/pain/journey/race:
to start again or ingl. am. also over
to start again or ingl. am. also over
to start by -ing
empezar por  +  infin
1.2. start:
2.1. start (originate):
start fashion/custom:
start fashion/custom:
2.2. start (be founded):
3. start (set out) + adv. compl.:
4. start (begin to operate):
start car:
start car:
partir Chile
start dishwasher:
start dishwasher:
5. start:
6. start (protrude):
start eyes:
I. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] SUST.
1. head ANAT.:
to win/lose by a head HÍP.
go and boil your head! argot, arcznte.
heads up! ingl. am. coloq.
¡ojo! coloq.
heads up! ingl. am. coloq.
to bite or snap sb's head off
echarle una bronca a alguien coloq.
to give head vulg. argot
mamarla vulg. argot
to give head vulg. argot
chuparla vulg. argot
pasar por encima de alguien
to go to sb's head
to have a big or swelled or ingl. brit. swollen head
to have a big or swelled or ingl. brit. swollen head
to knock sth on the head coloq.
jugarse por alguien
to make head or tail or ingl. am. also heads or tails of sth, I can't make head or tail of it
dar vuelta algo Co. Sur
atrbv. head injury
2. head (mind, brain):
to get sth into sb's head
to be off one's head coloq.
to be off one's head coloq.
estar volando Col. argot
estar hasta atrás Méx. argot
¿pero a ti te falta un tornillo? coloq.
3.1. head:
3.2. head (top end):
4.1. head (chief):
atrbv. head buyer
head girl/boy ingl. brit. ENS.
4.2. head esp ingl. brit. :
5.1. head (person):
$15 per head
5.2. head <pl head> AGR. GANAD.:
6. head (crisis):
7.1. head (height of water):
7.2. head (pressure):
8.1. head (magnetic device):
head AUDIO, INFORM.
head AUDIO, INFORM.
8.2. head (of a drill):
8.3. head:
9.1. head (heading):
9.2. head PRENSA:
10. head GEOGR.:
11.1. head NÁUT. (bow of a ship):
11.2. head NÁUT. (top of a sail):
11.3. head NÁUT. (toilet):
head also pl
12. head (addict) argot:
metelón m de ácido / metelona f de ácido Col. argot
II. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] V. trans.
1.1. head:
head march/procession
head march/procession
head list
1.2. head:
head revolt
head revolt
head team
head expedition/department
head expedition/department
2. head (direct) + adv. compl.:
head vehicle/ship
3. head (in soccer):
head ball
4.1. head page/chapter:
4.2. head <headed, part. pas. >:
headed ingl. brit.
headed ingl. brit.
headed ingl. brit.
III. head [ingl. am. hɛd, ingl. brit. hɛd] V. intr.
en el diccionario PONS
head start SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
to give 300 meters head start ingl. am.
en el diccionario PONS
I. start [stɑ:t, ingl. am. stɑ:rt] V. intr.
1. start (begin):
2. start (begin journey):
3. start (begin to operate):
start vehicle, motor
4. start (make sudden movement):
II. start [stɑ:t, ingl. am. stɑ:rt] V. trans.
1. start (begin):
2. start (set in operation):
start car
3. start COM. (establish):
start business
III. start [stɑ:t, ingl. am. stɑ:rt] SUST.
1. start (beginning):
2. start DEP. (beginning place):
3. start (sudden movement):
START [stɑ:t, ingl. am. stɑ:rt]
START abreviatura de Strategic Arms Reduction Talks
I. head [hed] SUST.
1. head ANAT.:
2. head sin pl. (unit):
a [or per] head
3. head (mind):
4. head sin pl. (top):
head of queue
head of bed, table
5. head BOT.:
6. head sin pl. (letter top):
7. head pl FIN. (coin face):
8. head (beer foam):
9. head GEO.:
head of river
10. head (boss):
jefe(-a) m (f)
11. head ingl. brit. (headteacher):
12. head TÉC. (device):
13. head INFORM.:
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
to be off one's head coloq. (crazy)
to go straight to sb's head alcohol, wine
II. head [hed] V. trans.
1. head (lead):
head a firm, organization
head team
2. head PRENSA:
3. head DEP.:
head ball
III. head [hed] V. intr. (go in a certain direction)
Entrada de OpenDict
head V.
head (vehicle, ship) trans.
en el diccionario PONS
head start SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
to give (sb) a 300-meter head start
en el diccionario PONS
I. start [start] V. intr.
1. start (begin):
2. start (begin journey):
3. start (begin to operate):
start vehicle, motor
4. start DEP. (play at beginning):
5. start (begin at level):
6. start (make sudden movement):
to start at sb/sth
II. start [start] V. trans.
1. start (begin):
2. start (set in operation):
start car
3. start COM. (establish):
start business
4. start DEP. (let play at beginning):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
III. start [start] SUST.
1. start (beginning):
2. start DEP.:
3. start (sudden movement):
4. start DEP. (action of playing at beginning):
I. head [hed] SUST.
1. head ANAT.:
to go straight to sb's head alcohol, wine
2. head (unit):
a [or per] head
3. head (mind):
4. head (top):
head of line
head of bed, table
head of a page, column
5. head BOT.:
6. head:
heads FIN. (face of coin)
7. head (beer foam):
8. head GEO.:
head of river
9. head (boss):
jefe(-a) m (f)
10. head TÉC. (device):
11. head comput:
12. head NÁUT. (toilet):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
¡pilas! Col.
¡aguas! Méx.
II. head [hed] V. trans.
1. head (lead):
head a company, organization
head team
2. head PRENSA:
3. head DEP.:
head ball
III. head [hed] V. intr.
Present
Istart
youstart
he/she/itstarts
westart
youstart
theystart
Past
Istarted
youstarted
he/she/itstarted
westarted
youstarted
theystarted
Present Perfect
Ihavestarted
youhavestarted
he/she/ithasstarted
wehavestarted
youhavestarted
theyhavestarted
Past Perfect
Ihadstarted
youhadstarted
he/she/ithadstarted
wehadstarted
youhadstarted
theyhadstarted
PONS OpenDict

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The head and eyes of this fish are very large, while the mouth is very small and substandard.
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