kick-start

noun 1verb 1

Collocations

ADJ.

economic, necessary, western

VERB + KICK-START

helping, needs, provide, tried

KICK-START + NOUN

economy, initiative, recovery, uk's

PREP.

between

ADV.

already, recently

Definitions

noun

Alternative spelling of kick start.

Ten million dollars of seed money could provide the necessary kick-start for the initiative.

verb

Alternative spelling of kick start.

"Old Oak Common station will not only act as a catalyst for the regeneration of this neglected part of west London, it is already helping to kick-start the UK's economy.

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Example Bank

Ten million dollars of seed money could provide the necessary kick-start for the initiative.

Wiktionary

"Old Oak Common station will not only act as a catalyst for the regeneration of this neglected part of west London, it is already helping to kick-start the UK's economy.

Wiktionary

Algeria needs to kick-start its economic recovery.

Tatoeba · #10112086

The UN has recently tried to kick-start talks between Western Sahara and Morocco.

Tatoeba · #10896719

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