opening
UK ['əʊ.pən.ɪŋ] US ['oʊp.nɪŋ] noun
HOLE 孔
IMPROVER countable
■a hole or space that something or someone can pass through 洞；孔；开口•The children crawled through an opening in the fence.孩子们从篱笆上的一个缺口里爬了过去。
UK ['əʊ.pən.ɪŋ] US ['oʊp.nɪŋ] noun
CEREMONY 仪式
IMPROVER countable usually singular
■a ceremony at the beginning of an event or activity （某一事件或活动的）开幕仪式•The official opening of the new school will take place next month.这所新学校将于下月正式启用。
UK ['əʊ.pən.ɪŋ] US ['oʊp.nɪŋ] noun
BEGINNING 开始
ADVANCED countable usually singular
■the beginning of something 开始，开头，开端•The opening of the novel is amazing.这部小说开篇惊人。 countable
■the beginning of a game of chess 国际象棋的开局•If you want to get anywhere in chess, you have to study the various openings.想下好国际象棋的话，你就必须学习各种开局方式。
UK ['əʊ.pən.ɪŋ] US ['oʊp.nɪŋ] noun
OPPORTUNITY 机会
ADVANCED countable
■a job or an opportunity to do something （职位的）空缺；机会，机遇•There's an opening for an editorial assistant in our department.我们部门有个编辑助理的职位空缺。
UK ['əʊ.pən.ɪŋ] US ['oʊp.nɪŋ] adjective [before noun]
IMPROVER
■happening at the beginning of an event or activity 开始的•her opening remarks她的开场白 •the opening night首演／映之夜 |