opening
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开幕的, 开头的
marking the beginning of something
Opening
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开口, 缝隙
an empty or unobstructed space in or between things
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开幕式, 开业典礼
a ceremony marking the start of a new enterprise or event
例子
Crowds attended the museum 's grand opening.
人群参加了博物馆的盛大开幕式。
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打开, 开启
the act of causing something to open
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首映, 开幕
the first public presentation of a play, musical, movie, or any other form of entertainment
例子
They attended the opening of the art exhibition to see the new works by local artists.
他们参加了艺术展览的开幕，以观看当地艺术家的新作品。
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开局, 开始
a recognized sequence of moves at the start of a chess game
例子
The opening determined the pace of the match.
开局决定了比赛的节奏。
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开口, 缝隙
a man-made vacant or unobstructed space
例子
The tunnel had an opening carved into the hillside.
隧道有一个在开口雕刻在山坡上。
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舱口, 开口
an entrance fitted with a hatch, especially a passageway between a ship's decks
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开口, 通道
a hole or passage that gives access to a bodily cavity
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机会, 选择
a possible choice or option
例子
The plan left no opening for negotiation.
该计划没有留下任何谈判的余地。
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开头, 引言
the beginning section of an introduction
例子
Critics praised the opening of the book.
评论家们称赞了这本书的开头。
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空缺职位, 机会
an available position, especially a job or opportunity for advancement
例子
She applied for an opening in management.
她申请了一个管理方面的空缺职位。
