单词start something
na.: 制造麻烦(骚乱)
网络: 引起争吵；启动；惹事
In his autobiography, 3 he wrote, "I had no idea what I could achieve, but at least I made a resolution4 to start something. "
他在自传中如此写道：“虽然我不知道「能」做到什么程度，但至少我有了个开始的决心。”
She and Mr Brown wanted to continue to work together, but to start something of their own.
她和布朗想继续在一起工作，不过，他们想开始自己的事业。
she " s ridiculous . i don " t know what her problem with argonians is , but she " s always trying to start something.
她这个人真是莫名其妙。我不知道她和亚龙人之间到底有什么问题，不过她总是试图挑起事端。
Then you should be smart enough to know not to start something where nothing can come of it.
所以你得足够聪明地理解这一点，不要去做将一无所获的事情。
I can only allow themselves to the end of a day in something and then start something.
我只能让自己每天里结束一些东西，然后又开始一些东西。
"Next time, don"t start something like that right outside Cowley"s window, " said Doyle, as he walked past, bottles clinking in a bag.
“下次，别象在考雷的窗外那样开始，”道尔说，他走过去，袋里的瓶子叮叮当当响起来。
Music and drama are often popular and it is very easy to get some mates together and start something up.
音乐和戏剧总是很受欢迎，有兴趣的人聚在一起做点什么，也并非难事。
There is often no right time to start something but you need to start anyway.
经常没有正确的时间来开始某些东西，但是总之你必需开始。
We start something go to shocker"s youth venture One of her colleagues is actually here which is now in 30 countries around the world.
我们首先鼓励年轻人去探索世界，她的一位周游过30个国家的同事，现在在这里。
And keeping valuations low is possible because it doesn"t cost much to start something anymore (especially if you keep the scope narrow).
将预算估的低一点，因为你在投入新的产品也不会消耗你很多的钱（特别是你经营范围很小的时候）。