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o·pen·ing /ˈəʊpənɪŋ/ n. | a.
I n.
1. 开，启
watch the opening of a flower 看花开放
2. (尤指作为通道的)口子；洞，孔
A small opening is left at the top. 顶部留有一个小口。
an opening in the hedge 树篱上的一个缺口
We slid through the opening into the field. 我们通过那个洞溜到那块地里。
3. 〈主美〉(林中的)空地
4. (正式的)开始；开端；首场演出
an opening to new negotiations 重新谈判的正式开始
He made his opening to China in 1971. 1971年他首次去中国。
The main characters are established in the opening of the book. 本书一开始，主要人物便各就各位。
School openings are postponed. 学校推迟开学。
speak at the opening of the new bridge 在新桥落成典礼上讲话
5. 和合页(指书中面对面的两页)
6. (职位的)空缺
have an opening for an English teacher 有一个英语教师的空缺
cut job openings 削减就业名额
7. 有利机会，机遇
Charlotte herself provided me with an opening. 夏洛特本人给我提供了一个好机会。
8. 【律】(提证据前辩护人的)开始的陈述
9. 【棋】开局
II a.
开的；开始的；首场演出的
breathe the smelling of the opening flowers 嗅闻花开的芳香
opening remarks 开场白
the opening stages of fighting 战斗的开始阶段
the opening night 首场演出之夜
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