Examples of using Started up in English and their translations into Danish
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Combining her get-up-and-go resourcefulness And Mom and he later started up a consulting firm.
Have you started up again?
It also explains why he started up again.
Og hvorfor han startede igen.In 2002 Southern Discomfort metal festival started up in Kristiansand in the south of Norway.
Southern Discomfort metalfestival startet i 2002 og holder til i Kristiansand.So I sold my sports shop and started up a magazine.
Jeg solgte min sportsbutik og startede et sportsblad.The Germany organization is started up and the Lehnhoff standard tiltrotators enters serial produktion.
Tysklands organisation er startet, og Lehnhoff standard tiltrotatorer går i serie produktion.Early in the morning of Monday August 17th the machines started up at Jelling North.
Tidligt om morgenen mandag den 17. august startede maskinerne på Jelling Nord.What the hell?! They have started up again!
Hvad fanden? De er startet igen!Modernization of spiral steel pipe mill RECORD Pipe manufacturing equipment started up.
Modernisering af spiral stålrør mill Optag rør fremstiller udstyr startet.There is a new dating site that has started up to help.
Der er en ny dating websted, der er startet for at hjælpe.RECORD Pipe manufacturing equipment started up.
Optag rør fremstiller udstyr startet.For whatever reason, that guy started up again 13 years later.
Well, apparently he's started up again.
get things started up.
får sparket gang i tingene.Apparently, he's-he's- he 's started up again.
Han er åbenbart begyndt igen.We started up in New York.
Vi startede oppe i New York.You know bo just started up at school again.
It started up again?
Er det begyndt igen?A new drug lab started up out of town.
Et par nye narkolaboratorier er startet op udenfor byen.It started up again, didn't it?
Det er startet igen, ikke?
