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also head-start Word forms: plural head startscountable noun [usually singular]If you have a head start on other people, you have an advantage over them in something such as a competition or race. A good education gives your child a head start in life. Synonyms: start, advantage, help, edge More Synonyms of head start head start in British English or head-start nounan initial advantage in a competitive situation Word origin originally referring to a horse's having its head in front of others at the startof a race head-start in British English (ˌhɛdˈstɑːt) noun another name for head start head start in American English an early start or other advantage given to or taken by a contestant or competitor Examples of 'head start' in a sentencehead start In other languageshead start British English: head start NOUN If you have a head start on other people, you have an advantage over them in something such as a competition or race. A good education gives your child a head start in life. - American English: head start
- Brazilian Portuguese: vantagem
- Chinese: 起步前的优势
- European Spanish: ventaja
- French: avantage
- German: Vorsprung
- Italian: vantaggio
- Japanese: 先手
- Korean: 유리한 스타트
- European Portuguese: vantagem
- Latin American Spanish: ventaja
Definition an initial advantage in a competitive situation A good education gives your child a head start in life. Additional synonymsDefinition benefit or profit A good crowd will be a definite advantage to the team. Synonyms benefit, use, start, help, service, aid, profit, favour, asset, assistance, blessing, utility, boon, ace in the hole, ace up your sleeve, convenience, availThis could give them the edge over their oppponents. Synonyms advantage, lead, dominance, superiority, upper hand, head start, ascendancy, whip hand Nearby words ofhead start - head someone off
- head something off
- head something up
- head start
- head teacher
- head-on
- headache
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