“To start up” in Japanese
Short answer
To start up in Japanese is “飛び立つ” (tobitatsu). Full meaning: to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off.
Other ways to say “To start up” in Japanese
立ち上げる
tachiageru to start (something), to start up, to boot (a computer), to launch (a business)
始める
hajimeru to start, to begin, to commence, to initiate, to originate; to start up (a business, society, etc.), to open (e.g. a store), to establish; to start ..., to begin to ...
飛立っ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛立てる
tobitateru to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
とびたっ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛び発つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛び立っ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
翔び立つ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
飛びたっ
tobita to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
とびたつ
tobitatsu to jump up, to start up, to leap to one's feet, to fly away, to take off
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