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to open (transitive or intransitive)
(of ships, vehicles, troops etc) to start
to turn on; to put in operation; to operate; to run
to boil
to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc)
(directional complement) away; off
carat (gold)
abbr. for Kelvin, 开尔文
abbr. for 开本, book format
to open a business
to open a practice
open (for business)
to hold a meeting
to attend a meeting
power switch
gas valve
to open the city (or frontier) gate
to open and close
to switch on and off
to initiate
to start
to found
to open
to start (a business etc)
to set up
to start
to set in motion
to move
to march
to dig in (eating)
to tuck in (eating)
to exploit (a resource)
to open up (for development)
to develop
development zone
developer (of real estate, a commercial product etc)
to open one's mouth
to start to talk
to open
to start
(computing) to enable
to begin
to open
to start
beginning of an event
prologue of play
opening remarks
preamble (of speeches, articles etc)
to clear a wild area for cultivation
to put under the plow
to burn the midnight oil
to work late into the night
to split heaven and earth apart (idiom); refers to the Pangu 盘古 creation myth
beginning
to start
foundation of a University or College
school opening
the start of a new term
to launch
to develop
to unfold
(of an exhibition etc) to open
to begin work (of a factory or engineering operation)
to start a construction job
to open (a conference)
to inaugurate
opening ceremony
to open a business
first transaction of a business day
to feel happy
to rejoice
to have a great time
to make fun of sb
to break new ground (for agriculture)
to open up (a new seam)
to develop (border regions)
fig. to open up (new horizons)
expenditures
expenses
to spend money
(coll.) to pay wages
to bloom
to open
to be open (to the public)
to open up (to the outside)
to be open-minded
unrestrained by convention
unconstrained in one's sexuality
enlightened
open-minded
enlightenment