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 artists, collaborations can 'jumpstart' careers. A musician might say, 'Collaborating with this renowned artist jumpstarted my career, bringing my music to a broader audience.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

The network upgrade has been held up for too long. We need an effective solution to overcome the current hurdles.

Response:

I agree. Outsourcing this phase could help us jumpstart our network upgrade process.

Business

Scenario:

Our product sales have been flat for the past couple of quarters. We need a strong initiative to turn things around.

Response:

Absolutely, we should launch a marketing campaign to jumpstart our product's popularity and increase sales.