Start a business meaning in English

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Definition

to start a business, a company: to begin, to create, to make a business, a company idiom
We would like to start our own vegetable business, but we don't have the money, or the vegetables.
  • "You started this company with his help."
  • "As you know, my grandfather started this company in 1933."
  • "Bruno : Mr. Oléré, will you come to America with me and help me start a new business?"
  • "Miaow Yang : With the money we are offering, you could start a new business, even remain on the board of Miracle Juices..."
  • "As you all know, my grandfather started this company in 1933."
  • "Everybody in Paris knows the story of Xavier Delavigne, who started one of the most dynamic cosmetics companies of today."

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