jumpstart

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Jumpstart' means to quickly start or restart something, especially when it's stuck. Like a boost for a slow computer, or a plan that's not moving forward.

Examples in Different Contexts

For tech startups, a 'jumpstart' can be a funding boost. An entrepreneur might remark, 'Securing this initial investment will jumpstart our app's development and market entry.'

Practice Scenarios

Impact

Scenario:

Our efforts to raise funds for the community center has been a tough process. We're going to need something big to keep progressing.

Response:

That's true. Maybe we could have a charity event to jumpstart the fundraising.

Creative

Scenario:

We seem to be in a creative rut. The team needs a fresh perspective and a new direction to unlock our potential.

Response:

Yes, a brainstorming session can often jumpstart creativity and generate a lot of new ideas.