Head start Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈhɛd/ /ˈstɑɹt

HED START

UK

hˈɛd/ /stˈɑːt

HED STAAT

परिभाषा

A situation where someone gets an advantage at the beginning of an activity, making it easier to succeed or finish before others.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used in competition (sports, business, school). Often appears with 'give someone a head start' and 'get a head start on'. Not always literal—can mean extra time, resources, or any early advantage.

• Spanish: ventaja inicial
• Portuguese (BR): vantagem inicial
• Portuguese (PT): vantagem inicial
• Chinese (Simplified): 领先优势 - 先发优势
• Chinese (Traditional): 領先優勢 - 先發優勢
• Hindi: शुरुआती बढ़त
• Arabic: بداية متقدمة
• Bengali: অগ্রগতি - বাড়তি সূচনা - বাড়তি সুযোগ
• Russian: фора - преимущество в начале
• Japanese: 有利なスタート - アドバンテージ
• Vietnamese: khởi đầu thuận lợi - lợi thế ban đầu
• Korean: 유리한 출발 - 앞선 출발
• Turkish: avantajlı başlangıç - önde başlamak
• Urdu: ابتدائی برتری - آغاز میں فائدہ
• Indonesian: keunggulan awal - start lebih dulu

उदाहरण वाक्य

She got a head start in the race.

basic

If we leave early, we'll have a head start on traffic.

basic

He had a head start because he studied last night.

basic

Can I get a head start on the exam by looking at the questions now?

natural

Starting your homework now will give you a head start tomorrow.

natural

They gave her a head start because she's younger than the others.

natural