opening

Word family noun the open opener opening openness open dayopen-heart surgeryopen houseopening timeopen letteropen marketopen marriageopen primaryopen prisonopen sandwichopen seasonopen sesameopen systemopen verdictopenworkadjective open opening unopened openableopen-airopen-eyedopen-handedopen-heartedopen-mindedopen-mouthedopen-planverb open adverb openly

o·pen·ing1 /ˈəʊpənɪŋ $ ˈoʊ-/ S3 noun

1 [countableC]START DOING something the time when a new building, road etc is used for the first time, or when a public event begins, especially when it involves a special ceremony 〔新建筑、道路等的〕落成，启用，开通；〔公众活动的〕开幕式

opening of

the official opening of the new theatre

新剧院的正式落成典礼

the opening of the Cannes film festival

戛纳电影节的开幕式

2 [countableC]HOLE a hole or space in something 洞，缺口

opening in

a narrow opening in the fence

篱笆上的一个小缺口

► see thesaurus at hole

3 [countableC usually singular]BEGINNING the beginning or first part of something 开始，开端

opening of

at the opening of the trial

审判伊始

4 [countableC]JOB/WORK a job that is available 职位空缺

There are very few openings in scientific research.

科学研究领域很少有职位空缺。

► see thesaurus at job

5 [countableC]CHANCE/OPPORTUNITY a chance for someone to do or say something 〔某人说话或做事的〕良机，机会

opening for

His question left an opening for me to say exactly what I thought.

他的问题正好给我一个机会说出自己真实的想法。

6 [uncountableU]FREE TO DO WHAT YOU WANT when something opens, or is opened 开，打开

opening of

I was startled by the sudden opening of the door.

门突然打开，吓了我一跳。

Examples from the Corpus

opening• The dog darted through an opening in the hedge, chasing a rabbit.• ""It's only Fred, '' said Joyce, looking through an opening in the curtains.• I was wondering if you had any openings for sales staff?• The local fishermen keep their equipment in the arched openings nowadays.• the play's exciting opening• Of the fourteen openings, only one went to a minority candidate.• In the middle of the 1970s we held gallery openings at breakfast-time in order to get the light.• I was wondering if there were any job openings at your company.• The journal has been a good way to publicize job openings.• After a slow dream-like opening, the play explodes into life.• There was a narrow opening, just big enough for us to squeeze through.• The times of opening are Monday to Friday 14.00 - 16.00, Saturday 10.00-14.00, Sunday 10.00-13.00 and 20.30-22.00.• Bees come and go through a small opening at the bottom of the hive.• Brambles and nettles concealed the opening.• We expect to fill most of the openings through internal promotion.• We zipped up the opening of the tent to stop the mosquitoes getting in.• The opening of Charles Dickens' 'Bleak House' describes a thick London fog.

opening of• the opening of Christmas presents• the opening of the new library

opening for• There are two openings at the university for financial aid counselors.

Related topics: Arts

opening2 adjectiveadj [only before noun]

ABEGINNINGfirst or beginning 首先的；开始的

the opening match of the season

本赛季的首场比赛

the opening chapter of the book

本书的第一章

the chairman’s opening remarks

主席的开场白

Examples from the Corpus

opening• He is opening bat in his school's cricket team and is Bedfordshire Schools' table tennis champion.• In the opening chapter, Ramona sits at the breakfast table thinking about the first day of school.• The team, yet to be named in full, will play their opening home game against Rome on April 16.• Already, he thought, Siward had suffered a little in the opening moves.• Then a few days later we had opening night, and I was in my first tuxedo.• The opening night of the Folies had been postponed for two days.• They reached 38 in that period and the opening partnership blossomed to 85.• The audience strongly objected to the opening remarks of the president's speech.• the opening round of the tournament• Hilary makes a brief appearance in the opening scene, but doesn't have a major part.• The relevance of this variant comes earlier in the poem whose opening stanzas call for a painting of Ariadne deserted on Naxos.

From Longman Business Dictionary

openingo·pen·ing /ˈəʊpənɪŋˈoʊ-/ noun

1[countableC, uncountableU]FINANCE the beginning of a trading day on a financial market

After a weak opening (=one with falling prices), Stockholm equities recovered to close mostly higher.

Oil and gasoline prices ended higher in moderate trading after a strong opening (=one with rising prices).

2[countableC]COMMERCE the time when a new business opens

A number of celebrities attended the opening of his new restaurant.

3[uncountableU]COMMERCE (also opening up) when a country allows types of imports or foreign investment that it did not allow before, or when it allows more of these

opening of

last year’s opening of the capital market to foreigners

a gradual opening up of the EU market to Japanese car makers

4[countableC] a job or position that is available

With markets declining, banks have fewer openings for merger specialists.

词汇	opening
释义	opening Word family noun the open opener opening openness open dayopen-heart surgeryopen houseopening timeopen letteropen marketopen marriageopen primaryopen prisonopen sandwichopen seasonopen sesameopen systemopen verdictopenworkadjective open opening unopened openableopen-airopen-eyedopen-handedopen-heartedopen-mindedopen-mouthedopen-planverb open adverb openly o·pen·ing1 /ˈəʊpənɪŋ $ ˈoʊ-/ ●●○ S3 noun 1 [countableC]START DOING something the time when a new building, road etc is used for the first time, or when a public event begins, especially when it involves a special ceremony 〔新建筑、道路等的〕落成，启用，开通；〔公众活动的〕开幕式 opening of the official opening of the new theatre 新剧院的正式落成典礼 the opening of the Cannes film festival 戛纳电影节的开幕式 2 [countableC]HOLE a hole or space in something 洞，缺口 opening in a narrow opening in the fence 篱笆上的一个小缺口 ► see thesaurus at hole 3 [countableC usually singular]BEGINNING the beginning or first part of something 开始，开端 opening of at the opening of the trial 审判伊始 4 [countableC]JOB/WORK a job that is available 职位空缺 There are very few openings in scientific research. 科学研究领域很少有职位空缺。 ► see thesaurus at job 5 [countableC]CHANCE/OPPORTUNITY a chance for someone to do or say something 〔某人说话或做事的〕良机，机会 opening for His question left an opening for me to say exactly what I thought. 他的问题正好给我一个机会说出自己真实的想法。 6 [uncountableU]FREE TO DO WHAT YOU WANT when something opens, or is opened 开，打开 opening of I was startled by the sudden opening of the door. 门突然打开，吓了我一跳。 Examples from the Corpus opening• The dog darted through an opening in the hedge, chasing a rabbit.• ""It's only Fred, '' said Joyce, looking through an opening in the curtains.• I was wondering if you had any openings for sales staff?• The local fishermen keep their equipment in the arched openings nowadays.• the play's exciting opening• Of the fourteen openings, only one went to a minority candidate.• In the middle of the 1970s we held gallery openings at breakfast-time in order to get the light.• I was wondering if there were any job openings at your company.• The journal has been a good way to publicize job openings.• After a slow dream-like opening, the play explodes into life.• There was a narrow opening, just big enough for us to squeeze through.• The times of opening are Monday to Friday 14.00 - 16.00, Saturday 10.00-14.00, Sunday 10.00-13.00 and 20.30-22.00.• Bees come and go through a small opening at the bottom of the hive.• Brambles and nettles concealed the opening.• We expect to fill most of the openings through internal promotion.• We zipped up the opening of the tent to stop the mosquitoes getting in.• The opening of Charles Dickens' 'Bleak House' describes a thick London fog. opening of• the opening of Christmas presents• the opening of the new library opening for• There are two openings at the university for financial aid counselors. Related topics: Arts opening2 ●○○ adjectiveadj [only before noun] ABEGINNINGfirst or beginning 首先的；开始的 the opening match of the season 本赛季的首场比赛 the opening chapter of the book 本书的第一章 the chairman’s opening remarks 主席的开场白 Examples from the Corpus opening• He is opening bat in his school's cricket team and is Bedfordshire Schools' table tennis champion.• In the opening chapter, Ramona sits at the breakfast table thinking about the first day of school.• The team, yet to be named in full, will play their opening home game against Rome on April 16.• Already, he thought, Siward had suffered a little in the opening moves.• Then a few days later we had opening night, and I was in my first tuxedo.• The opening night of the Folies had been postponed for two days.• They reached 38 in that period and the opening partnership blossomed to 85.• The audience strongly objected to the opening remarks of the president's speech.• the opening round of the tournament• Hilary makes a brief appearance in the opening scene, but doesn't have a major part.• The relevance of this variant comes earlier in the poem whose opening stanzas call for a painting of Ariadne deserted on Naxos. From Longman Business Dictionary openingo·pen·ing /ˈəʊpənɪŋˈoʊ-/ noun 1[countableC, uncountableU]FINANCE the beginning of a trading day on a financial market After a weak opening (=one with falling prices), Stockholm equities recovered to close mostly higher. Oil and gasoline prices ended higher in moderate trading after a strong opening (=one with rising prices). 2[countableC]COMMERCE the time when a new business opens A number of celebrities attended the opening of his new restaurant. 3[uncountableU]COMMERCE (also opening up) when a country allows types of imports or foreign investment that it did not allow before, or when it allows more of these opening of last year’s opening of the capital market to foreigners a gradual opening up of the EU market to Japanese car makers 4[countableC] a job or position that is available With markets declining, banks have fewer openings for merger specialists.
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