英语词汇“beginning”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► beginning

the first part of an event, period of time, story, etc., when something begins:

At the beginning of the movie, the two main characters hate each other.

We hope this is the beginning of a time of peace in our country.

The show lasts, from the beginning until the end of August.

► start

the time or moment when something begins:

At the start of the second half of the basketball game, the score was 32 to 28.

► introduction

the part at the beginning of a book, report, or speech, which explains what it is about:

In the introduction to her book, Julia writes about how she first became interested in cooking.

► origin also origins

the beginning of something that started a long time ago:

Scientists still have many questions about the origins of language in humans.

► birth

the time when something starts to exist, especially something important that has a big effect on people's lives:

The website is about the singers and bands of the 1950s and the birth of rock 'n' roll.

► outbreak

a time when fighting or a disease starts:

At the outbreak of the war, he was living in Boston.

There was an outbreak of food poisoning at the hotel.

► outset

the time when you start doing something or when something starts happening:

We knew from the outset that it was not going to be an easy task.

➔ Outset is only used in the phrases from the outset and at the outset: They said at the outset that we would have to work hard.

单词	beginning
例句	beginningbeginning /bɪˈgɪnɪŋ/ noun ► beginning the first part of an event, period of time, story, etc., when something begins: At the beginning of the movie, the two main characters hate each other. We hope this is the beginning of a time of peace in our country. The show lasts, from the beginning until the end of August. ► start the time or moment when something begins: At the start of the second half of the basketball game, the score was 32 to 28. ► introduction the part at the beginning of a book, report, or speech, which explains what it is about: In the introduction to her book, Julia writes about how she first became interested in cooking. ► origin also origins the beginning of something that started a long time ago: Scientists still have many questions about the origins of language in humans. ► birth the time when something starts to exist, especially something important that has a big effect on people's lives: The website is about the singers and bands of the 1950s and the birth of rock 'n' roll. ► outbreak a time when fighting or a disease starts: At the outbreak of the war, he was living in Boston. There was an outbreak of food poisoning at the hotel. ► outset the time when you start doing something or when something starts happening: We knew from the outset that it was not going to be an easy task. ➔ Outset is only used in the phrases from the outset and at the outset: They said at the outset that we would have to work hard. ANTONYMS ➔ see end1 (1)SYNONYM CHECKBeginning or start?Beginning and start mean the same thing. However, we think of the beginning of something as longer than the start of something. Did you see the beginning of the game? means the moment it started and a period of time after that. Did you see the start of the game? means only the moment it started. You usually use beginning about stories or movies, or about long periods of time such as months. You usually use start about events, such as meetings or races.
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