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10 Language-to-English DictionariesStare
To look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with wide-open eyes.
Starfish
A echinoderm with a typically star-shaped body, consisting of a central disc and usually five arms.
Starling
A gregarious perching bird of the family Sturnidae, typically having dark, iridescent plumage and known for forming massive, swirling aerial flocks called murmurations.
Starlok
A whimsical or eccentric person who is fascinated by or obsessed with stars.
Starring
The act of featuring a prominent actor in a film, play, or television show.
Start
To begin or commence an action or event.
Start off on the right foot
To begin a relationship, endeavor, or process in a successful, positive, or auspicious manner.
Start off on the wrong foot
To begin a relationship, activity, or endeavor poorly or with a mistake.
Starting point
The specific place where a journey, race, or movement begins.
Starts
An instance of beginning or commencing something.
Startup
A newly established business, typically in the technology sector, that aims to develop a unique product or service and bring it to market.
Startup Ecosystem
A network of organizations, individuals, and resources that support the development and growth of new businesses.