Get started
verb
To begin doing something or start a process.
Let's get started on the project.
Often appears as...
- get started on
- get started with
verb
To set something in motion or get something running.
We need to get the machine started.
Often appears as...
- get the car started
- get the computer started
verb
To begin a journey or trip.
Let's get started on our road trip.
Often appears as...
- get started on our journey
- get started on our trip
verb
To begin doing something or start a process.
Let's get started on the project.
Often appears as...
- get started on
- get started with
verb
To set something in motion or get something running.
We need to get the machine started.
Often appears as...
- get the car started
- get the computer started
verb
To begin a journey or trip.
Let's get started on our road trip.
Often appears as...
- get started on our journey
- get started on our trip
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Action Initiation
Used when someone is ready to actively begin work or an activity.
After the meeting, she said, 'Let's get started on the report.'
Pro Tip 2/3Encouraging Start
An invitation for others to begin, often used to motivate a team.
The coach clapped his hands and said, 'Everyone get started with warm-ups!'
Pro Tip 3/3Immediate Onset
Implies urgency or no further delay to start something.
The manager announced, 'No more waiting, let's get started right away!'
Pro Tip 1/3Action Initiation
Used when someone is ready to actively begin work or an activity.
After the meeting, she said, 'Let's get started on the report.'
Pro Tip 2/3Encouraging Start
An invitation for others to begin, often used to motivate a team.
The coach clapped his hands and said, 'Everyone get started with warm-ups!'
Pro Tip 3/3Immediate Onset
Implies urgency or no further delay to start something.
The manager announced, 'No more waiting, let's get started right away!'
Pro Tip 1/3Action Initiation
Used when someone is ready to actively begin work or an activity.
After the meeting, she said, 'Let's get started on the report.'
Pro Tip 2/3Encouraging Start
An invitation for others to begin, often used to motivate a team.
The coach clapped his hands and said, 'Everyone get started with warm-ups!'
Pro Tip 3/3Immediate Onset
Implies urgency or no further delay to start something.
The manager announced, 'No more waiting, let's get started right away!'
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