start for (some place)

To set off on a journey to some place. We'll need to start for the summit as soon as the sun rises if we hope to make it back down before dark. Make sure you have all your preparations ready tonight—we start for Europe in the morning.

start for

some place to begin a journey to some place. When shall we start for Springfield? We will start for Detroit before dawn.

词组	start for (some place)
释义	start for (some place) start for (some place) To set off on a journey to some place. We'll need to start for the summit as soon as the sun rises if we hope to make it back down before dark. Make sure you have all your preparations ready tonight—we start for Europe in the morning. See also: start Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. start for some place to begin a journey to some place. When shall we start for Springfield? We will start for Detroit before dawn. See also: start McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: start for start off from some place start off launch forth set off on set off on (something) road trip roadtrip strike out for strike out for (something or some place)
随便看	to the point of something/of doing something to the point of (something or of doing something) to the purpose to the quick to the rafters to the skies to the teeth to the tune of to the tune of $500, etc. to the tune of (some amount of money) to the tune of something to the verge of (something) to the victor belong the spoils to the victor go the spoils To the victors belong the spoils to the victor, the spoils to the wind to thine own self be true to think... to think (that) to this day to this end to/till the last to top/cap/crown it all to top it all (off)