at the start

phrase
UK /ət ðə stɑːt/
US /ət ðə stɑːrt/

At the very beginning of something.

At the start of the race, everyone ran fast.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In the first part of a period of time.

At the start of the week, we made a plan.

3. When something first begins to happen.

At the start, the game seemed easy.

4. At the first position or point of something.

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