get-go

英 [ɡet ɡəʊ]

美 [ɡet ɡoʊ]

网络  开始; 一开始

英英释义

noun

• the time at which something is supposed to begin
  1. they got an early start
  2. she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her
  Synonym:beginningcommencementfirstoutsetstartkickoffstarting timeshowtimeoffset

双语例句

• I'm forever grateful that my own mother encouraged my Plan A from the get-go.
  我永远都感激我的母亲鼓励我从抉择中选择A计划。
• However, since we won't know whether a given concept is congenial to this mode of analysis until we've tried it, we have no grounds for dismissing this approach from the get-go.
  然而，因为直到我们在尝试了之后，我们才知道某个概念是否投合这种分析方法，那么我们就没有理由在一开始就把这种方法打发掉。
• I told you this was a bad idea from the get-go.
  开始我就和你说这不是好主意。
• We process too much data at once, try to get everything right from the get-go and are self-conscious about our efforts.
  我们会同时处理太多数据，试图从一开始就正确掌握所有东西，而且对自己说的东西会感到难为情。
• So it is important to design them right from the get-go.
  因此前期设计非常重要。
• Needless to say the English version did indeed help her put the audience into the right mood from the get-go.
  更不用说英语版的的确能够帮助她把观众从过去带入到独特的境界。
• Emerging-economy schools have an opportunity to offer business education that's globalised from the get-go.
  新兴市场学校有机会从头开始创造并提供全球化的商科教育。
• As these nations are developing their business cultures, women are entering the workforce in high places from the get-go.
  随着这些国家形成自己的企业文化，女性刚刚进入劳动力大军时就会处于较高层次。
• You gonna let a black player play from the get-go?
  你要用黑人球员打球？
• The president has to be the president from the get-go.
  总统从一开始就要做好总统。