opening
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/ˈəʊpənɪŋ/
🇬🇧
/ˈəʊpənɪŋ/
noun
B2
a hole or space that things can go through
We saw the sky through an opening in the wall.
我们透过墙上的一个洞看到了天空。
B2
the start of something
The story has a great opening that makes you want to read more.
这个故事的开头很棒，让你想继续读下去。
B2
a special event to celebrate something new starting
The store had a big opening party with free gifts.
这家商店举办了一场盛大的开业派对，并有免费礼物赠送。
B2
the action of making something open
The opening of the door was quiet.
门的开启很安静。
R
a job that is available
There is an opening for a teacher at the school.
学校有一个教师职位的空缺。
R
a good chance for someone
This job is the opening she needs to start her career.
这份工作是她开启职业生涯所需的机会。
R
a part in clothes that opens to put them on
The dress has a back opening with buttons.
这件连衣裙的背部有一个带纽扣的开口。
adjective
R
first or beginning
The opening scene of the play is very dramatic.
这部剧的开场场景非常戏剧性。
translation
开口, 开始, 开幕式, 打开, 职位空缺, 机会, 开口处
最初的
词形变化
Plural
openings