comenzado
/komenˈθado/, [ko.mẽn̟ˈθa.ð̞o]begun, started
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Ha comenzado nuevamente.
It's started again.
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La Guerra de 1812 había comenzado.
The War of 1812 had begun.
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He oído hablarse que no existe ninguna manera para que alcances una proficiencia de nativo en un idioma si no lo has comenzado a estudiar antes de cumplir los doce años.
I've heard it said that there is no way for you to ever reach native proficiency in a language if you haven't started studying it before the age of twelve.
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Se dio la vuelta de mí para esconder una lágrima que había comenzado a caer por su cara.
She turned away from me to hide a tear that had begun to fall down her cheek.
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El trabajo ya ha comenzado.
The work has already begun.
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Tom a comenzado a salir con Mary.
Tom has started dating Mary.
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Ya han comenzado a aparecer varias obras literarias en interlingua, entre ellos una traducción de Hamlet de William Shakespeare y varias novelas de Luigi Pirandello, y la publicación de obras literarias en interlingua crece continuamente.
Several literary works have appeared in Interlingua, among them a translation of William Shakespeare's Hamlet and several novels by Luigi Pirandello, and the publication rate of literary works in Interlingua is continually on the rise.
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Apenas hemos comenzado.
We've barely begun.
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El sol y la luna habían comenzado a brillar.
The sun and the moon had started to shine.
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La cacería de brujas ha comenzado.
The witch hunt has begun.
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El concierto aún no ha comenzado.
The concert hasn't yet begun.
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La nieve ha comenzado a derretirse.
The snow has begun melting.
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Él ha comenzado a aprender el Esperanto.
He has begun to learn Esperanto.
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La cuenta atrás ha comenzado.
The countdown has started.
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¿Has comenzado a estudiar inglés?
Have you begun studying English?
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Mary ya ha comenzado.
Mary has already started.
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Desde una perspectiva social, la menarquia normalmente se considera el acontecimiento central de la pubertad femenina - pero la menarquia no necesariamente indica que la ovulación haya comenzado.
From a social perspective, menarche is typically considered the central event of female puberty - but menarche does not necessarily signal that ovulation has begun occuring.
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Debiste haber comenzado hace media hora.
You ought to have started half an hour ago.
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Tom y Mary han comenzado a respetarse el uno al otro.
Tom and Mary have started respecting each other.
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Mi quemadura de sol ha comenzado a llenarse de ampollas.
My sunburn has started to blister.
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