Phrasal verbs starting with "start"

To begin the return journey to a place, or to recoil suddenly in surprise or fear.

To resume an activity, job, or routine after a break or interruption

To resume working on a specific project, task, or habit after a pause

To begin doing something, especially eagerly, abruptly, or without much preparation

To begin criticizing, nagging, or reprimanding someone, or to begin working on something

To begin doing something, especially speaking or performing an action, often suddenly or energetically

To begin something, or to begin in a particular way; also to cause something or someone to begin

To begin a task, project, or activity; or to begin criticizing or nagging someone

To begin nagging, criticizing, or persistently complaining to someone

To begin a journey, career, or process, especially at a humble or specific starting point

To begin something again from the beginning, especially after a failure or setback

To begin operating, or to cause something to begin operating; also to establish a new business

To begin criticizing, lecturing, or nagging someone about something