opening 音标拼音: ['opənɪŋ]
n . 开始,口,穴,揭幕
a . 开始的
开始,口,穴,揭幕开始的
opening 打开; 断路; 开口; 口径; 孔; 通道
opening 开
opening adj 1 :
first or beginning ; "
the memorable opening bars of Beethoven '
s Fifth "; "
the play '
s opening scene " [
ant :
{
closing }]
n 1 :
an open or empty space in or between things ; "
there was a small opening between the trees "; "
the explosion made a gap in the wall " [
synonym : {
opening }, {
gap }]
2 :
a ceremony accompanying the start of some enterprise 3 :
becoming open or being made open ; "
the opening of his arms was the sign I was waiting for "
4 :
the first performance (
as of a theatrical production ); "
the opening received good critical reviews " [
synonym : {
opening },
{
opening night }, {
curtain raising }]
5 :
the act of opening something ; "
the ray of light revealed his cautious opening of the door " [
ant : {
closing }, {
shutting }]
6 :
opportunity especially for employment or promotion ; "
there is an opening in the sales department "
7 :
the initial part of the introduction ; "
the opening established the basic theme "
8 :
a possible alternative ; "
bankruptcy is always a possibility "
[
synonym : {
possibility }, {
possible action }, {
opening }]
9 :
an aperture or hole that opens into a bodily cavity ; "
the orifice into the aorta from the lower left chamber of the heart " [
synonym : {
orifice }, {
opening }, {
porta }]
10 :
a vacant or unobstructed space that is man -
made ; "
they left a small opening for the cat at the bottom of the door "
11 :
an entrance equipped with a hatch ;
especially a passageway between decks of a ship [
synonym : {
hatchway }, {
opening },
{
scuttle }]
12 :
a recognized sequence of moves at the beginning of a game of chess ; "
he memorized all the important chess openings " [
synonym :
{
opening }, {
chess opening }]
13 :
the first of a series of actions [
synonym : {
first step },
{
initiative }, {
opening move }, {
opening }]
Open \
O "
pen \
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Opened };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Opening }.] [
AS .
openian .
See {
Open },
a .]
1 .
To make or set open ;
to render free of access ;
to unclose ;
to unbar ;
to unlock ;
to remove any fastening or covering from ;
as ,
to open a door ;
to open a box ;
to open a room ;
to open a letter .
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And all the windows of my heart I open to the day . --
Whittier .
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2 .
To spread ;
to expand ;
as ,
to open the hand .
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3 .
To disclose ;
to reveal ;
to interpret ;
to explain .
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The king opened himself to some of his council ,
that he was sorry for the earl '
s death . --
Bacon .
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Unto thee have I opened my cause . --
Jer .
xx .
12 .
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While he opened to us the Scriptures . --
Luke xxiv .
32 .
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4 .
To make known ;
to discover ;
also ,
to render available or accessible for settlements ,
trade ,
etc .
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The English did adventure far for to open the North parts of America . --
Abp .
Abbot .
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5 .
To enter upon ;
to begin ;
as ,
to open a discussion ;
to open fire upon an enemy ;
to open trade ,
or correspondence ;
to open an investigation ;
to open a case in court ,
or a meeting .
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6 .
To loosen or make less compact ;
as ,
to open matted cotton by separating the fibers .
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{
To open one '
s mouth }, {
to speak }.
{
To open up },
to lay open ;
to discover ;
to disclose .
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Poetry that had opened up so many delightful views into the character and condition of our "
bold peasantry ,
their country '
s pride ." --
Prof .
Wilson .
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Opening \
O "
pen *
ing \,
n .
1 .
The act or process of opening ;
a beginning ;
commencement ;
first appearance ;
as ,
the opening of a speech .
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The opening of your glory was like that of light .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
A place which is open ;
a breach ;
an aperture ;
a gap ;
cleft ,
or hole .
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We saw him at the opening of his tent . --
Shak .
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3 .
Hence :
An opportunity ;
as ,
an opening for business .
[
Colloq .] --
Dickens .
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4 .
Hence :
A vacant place ;
a job which does not have a current occupant ;
as ,
they are now interviewing candidates for the two openings in the department .
[
PJC ]
5 .
A thinly wooded space ,
without undergrowth ,
in the midst of a forest ;
a clearing ;
as ,
oak openings . [
U .
S .]
--
Cooper .
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1913 Webster ]
296 Moby Thesaurus words for "
opening ":
a leg up ,
abysm ,
abyss ,
access ,
adit ,
air lock ,
aisle ,
alley ,
alpha ,
ambulatory ,
aperture ,
apparition ,
appearance ,
appearing ,
appointment ,
approach ,
arcade ,
arising ,
arroyo ,
artery ,
avatar ,
avenue ,
bareness ,
barrenness ,
beginning ,
berth ,
billet ,
birth ,
blankness ,
blast -
off ,
bleakness ,
blowhole ,
box canyon ,
breach ,
break ,
canyon ,
cavity ,
chance ,
channel ,
chap ,
chasm ,
check ,
chimney ,
chink ,
chute ,
clear stage ,
cleft ,
cleuch ,
cloister ,
clough ,
col ,
colonnade ,
coming ,
coming into being ,
coming -
forth ,
commencement ,
communication ,
conduit ,
connection ,
corridor ,
coulee ,
couloir ,
covered way ,
crack ,
cranny ,
creation ,
crevasse ,
crevice ,
cut ,
cutting edge ,
cwm ,
dawn ,
dawning ,
debouch ,
debut ,
defile ,
dell ,
demonstration ,
desertedness ,
desolateness ,
dike ,
disclosure ,
discontinuity ,
display ,
ditch ,
donga ,
door ,
draw ,
edge ,
egress ,
emergence ,
employment ,
emptiness ,
emunctory ,
enactment ,
engagement ,
entrance ,
entranceway ,
entree ,
entry ,
entryway ,
epiphany ,
escape ,
establishment ,
estuary ,
excavation ,
exhaust ,
exhibit ,
exhibition ,
exit ,
exposition ,
exposure ,
fair field ,
fair game ,
fault ,
ferry ,
fissure ,
flaw ,
floodgate ,
flume ,
flying start ,
foothold ,
ford ,
forthcoming ,
foundation ,
fracture ,
fresh start ,
furrow ,
gallery ,
gangplank ,
gangway ,
gap ,
gape ,
gash ,
gig ,
gorge ,
groove ,
gulch ,
gulf ,
gully ,
hall ,
hole ,
hollowness ,
in ,
inanition ,
inauguration ,
incarnation ,
incision ,
incumbency ,
ingress ,
initiation ,
inlet ,
institution ,
intake ,
interchange ,
intersection ,
issuance ,
job ,
joint ,
jump -
off ,
junction ,
kick -
off ,
kloof ,
lane ,
launch ,
leading edge ,
leak ,
liberty ,
look -
in ,
loophole ,
manifestation ,
materialization ,
materializing ,
means of access ,
moat ,
moonlighting ,
new departure ,
noninhabitance ,
nonoccupance ,
nonoccupancy ,
nonresidence ,
notch ,
nullah ,
occasion ,
occurrence ,
office ,
oncoming ,
onset ,
open arms ,
open door ,
opportunism ,
opportunity ,
orifice ,
origin ,
origination ,
ostentation ,
out ,
outbreak ,
outcome ,
outfall ,
outgate ,
outgo ,
outlet ,
outset ,
outstart ,
overpass ,
pass ,
passage ,
passageway ,
performance ,
pit ,
place ,
place open ,
pore ,
port ,
portico ,
position ,
post ,
presentation ,
presentment ,
production ,
projection ,
railroad tunnel ,
ravine ,
realization ,
rent ,
representation ,
retrospective ,
revelation ,
rift ,
rime ,
rise ,
rising ,
room ,
running start ,
rupture ,
sally port ,
scissure ,
scope ,
seam ,
second job ,
send -
off ,
separation ,
service ,
setout ,
setting in motion ,
setting -
up ,
shot ,
show ,
showing ,
showing forth ,
situation ,
slit ,
slot ,
sluice ,
spiracle ,
split ,
spout ,
square one ,
squeak ,
start ,
start -
off ,
starting point ,
station ,
stepping -
stone ,
take -
off ,
tap ,
tenure ,
theophany ,
time ,
traject ,
trajet ,
trench ,
tunnel ,
underpass ,
unfolding ,
unfoldment ,
unveiling ,
vacancy ,
vacant post ,
vacuity ,
valley ,
varnishing day ,
vent ,
ventage ,
venthole ,
vernissage ,
vestibule ,
void ,
voidness ,
vomitory ,
wadi ,
way ,
way in ,
way out ,
weir
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