startup
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈstɑːrtʌp/
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startup
- Today, perhaps more than ever, physicists are involved in startups either as founders or employees.
- a startup company
- startup founders
- a startup business
And that really helps the startup community and landscape.
- And that really helps the startup community and landscape.
- CB Insights says that one notable startup dies each week.
- How would you define the culture in startups and in Silicon Valley?
- I mean, first of all, like startups are hard and painful.
- But I've just seen so many startups with that mentality over the years.
- So I actually joined an early stage startup in in Montreal.
- So do we do non-us startups a little bit in Europe?
- I'm a software engineer at Localitics, which is a tech startup in Boston.
- Or is it more open AI and then startups like Liquid AI and others?
- What's your advice on how to build a successful startup, How to build a successful company?
- So let's talk about this startup and let's talk about the the dream.
- A good business takes a lot of startup money, usually.
Examples
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More investment dollars will be available to startups, but there will be no shortage of companies seeking those dollars.
Academic text (2011) -
We have finally chosen a new tech startup to invest in.
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I work as a social media manager for a startup company.
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We have finally chosen a new tech startup to invest in.
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I'm from East Baltimore, and I work at a tech startup.
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Kept getting e-mails about a job offer at a brand-new startup company.
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Angel investors are wealthy individuals who provide funding for startups, usually in return for ownership equity.
Academic text (2012) -
I work as a social media manager for a startup company.
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The Mom Project is a Chicago-based startup that's trying to lower that number.
Synonyms
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A new company that grows fast and challenges bigger companies
A new small company in early stages, often using new technology
Compounds
How Established
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word startup comes from start ('begin') and up ('move into action'), so imagine switching a small company on like a machine. That image helps: a startup is a newly created company that has just begun and is getting 'up and running', often in technology or fast-growth areas.