Collocation
get started
To begin doing something; to make a start on an activity or task.
Definition
'get started' is a common English collocation. To begin doing something; to make a start on an activity or task.
get + started
“Let's get started on the project right away.”
Examples
- We need to get started on this report before the deadline.
- He always finds it hard to get started in the mornings.
- What time should we get started tomorrow?
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- Once you get started, it won't seem so difficult.
- They got started on building the new house last month.
- I'm ready to get started whenever you are.
- She is trying to get started with her new business venture.
- The old car engine failed to get started in the cold weather.
- It's important to get started early to avoid rushing later.
- Let's get started on dinner, I'm absolutely starving!
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