의미: beginning

be·gin·ning n.

1 처음, 최초, 시작, 발단, 개시(start)
▶ at the beginning of May[the term] 5월[학기] 초에

2 [종종 pl.; 단수 취급] 초기, 어린 시절

3 시초; 기원(origin, source)
▶ Buddhism had its beginnings in India. 불교는 인도에서 기원했다.
▶ Everything has a beginning. 《속담》 만사가 다 시작이 있는 법이다.

4 막 시작한 일, 미완성의 것
at the (very) beginning 처음에, 맨 먼저
from beginning to end 처음부터 끝까지; 시종
from the beginning 애초부터
in the beginning 시초에, 우선 처음에는
make a beginning 개시하다 《for》; 착수하다
rise from humble[modest] beginnings 비천한 신분으로부터 입신하다
since the beginning of things 천지 개벽 이래
the beginning of the end (나쁜) 결과의 첫 조짐
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1 초기의

2 최초의, 도입의

3 <과학·서적 등이> 초보[기초]의, 입문의

4 <사람이> 초심의, 신입의

beginning 관용구

at the beginning

at the starting point of在…开头
They sang a song at the beginning of the meeting．会议开始时他们唱了一首歌。

from beginning to end

from first to last自始至终
The story was interesting from beginning to end．这个故事从头到尾都很有趣。

beginning of the end

Idiom(s): beginning of the end

Theme: ENDINGS

the start of the termination of something or of someone's death.
• When he stopped coughing and remained still, I knew it was the beginning of the end.
• The enormous federal deficit marked the beginning of the end as far as our standard of living is concerned.

A good beginning makes a good end.

If a task is carefully planned, there's a better chance that it will be done well.

beginning of the end, the

beginning of the end, the
The start of a bad outcome (ruin, disaster, catastrophe, death), as in Joe's failing two of his courses was the beginning of the end; he dropped out soon afterward. This phrase, at first (16th century) used only to describe an approaching death, gained a new meaning after the French lost the battle of Leipzig in 1813 and Talleyrand said to Napoleon, “C'est le commencement de la fin” (“It's the beginning of the end”).

beginning 관용구

at the beginning

from beginning to end

beginning of the end

A good beginning makes a good end.

beginning of the end, the

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