1.to break2.to sever3.to turn off (electric switch)
1.to go (of car, train etc)2.to drive off
1.to break new ground (for agriculture)2.to open up (a new seam)3.to develop (border regions)4.fig. to open up (new horizons)+1 条 1.to open up2.to set up3.to establish
1.to lift open2.to tear open
1.to start a match2.the kick-off
1.to open one's eyes2.to widen one's horizons
to talk sb round; to straighten sth out; to enlighten
1.to speak without thinking (idiom)2.to blurt sth out
1.over and above (some amount)2.beyond (budget)
Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), Renaissance painter and sculptor
to leave a blank to mark censored area
1.open the net on one side (idiom); let the caged bird fly2.to give one's opponent a way out3.lenient treatment
1.to push aside2.to part3.to brush away
1.to be absent-minded2.to desert3.to abscond from the army4.absent without leave (AWOL)+1 条 1.to diverge2.to branch off the road3.to change (the subject)
1.to become civilized2.to be open-minded3.(of ice) to thaw
to open an account (bank etc)
1.to pull apart2.to pry open with the hands
1.to accelerate at full power (idiom); at full speed2.fig. to work as hard as possible
1.besides2.except3.to get rid of (sb)4.(math.) to divide+1 条 开天辟地開天闢地HSK 7–9 1.(lit.) to split heaven and earth apart (refers to the Pangu 盘古[pán gǔ] creation myth) (idiom)2.(fig.) unprecedented; first of its kind
1.start of literary work2.opening song of ballad in Tanci style 弹词[tán cí]
1.to cleave2.to split open3.to spread open (fingers, legs)
1.school begins2.give a course3.teach a subject
1.to rent a room in a hotel2.(of two people who are not married to each other) to rent a room for sex
1.to found a state2.to open a closed country
1.beginning of spring2.the lunar New Year
to give a favor (used of Christian God)
1.to open (sth that has been sealed)2.see 开封市[kāi fēng shì]
1.to open the back door2.fig. under the counter3.to do a secret or dishonest deal4.to let sth in by the back door+1 条 Cape Town (city in South Africa)
1.to cast or put aside2.to forget for a while
1.(lit.) to blossom and bear fruit (idiom)2.(fig.) to come to fruition; to yield favorable results
1.suddenly opens up to a wide panorama (idiom); to come to a wide clearing2.fig. everything becomes clear at once3.to achieve speedy enlightenment
1.Lord Kelvin 1824-1907, British physicist (William Thomson)2.Kelvin (temperature scale)
1.to get over (a shock, bereavement etc)2.to avoid dwelling on unpleasant things3.to accept the situation and move on
1.to split open2.to dehisce (of fruit or cotton bolls, to split open)
open-crotch pants (for toddlers)
1.to dig out; to excavate; to scoop out2.to start digging
1.(of troops) to depart for2.to head for
1.unit for the width of a room, equal to the standard width of a room in an old-style house – about 10 chi 尺[chǐ]2.width of a room3.(architecture) bay
1.to be popular2.to be getting on well3.much in demand