Übersetzungen für „open“ im Englisch » Chinesisch-Wörterbuch

I . open [ˈəʊpən] ADJ

1. open:

open

开着的 kāizhe de

an open window

开着的窗

2. open:

open

敞开的 chǎngkāide

open

露天的 lùtiānde

in the open air

在露天；在户外

3. open:

open

开阔的 kāikuòde

the open country

广阔的农村

4. open:

open

未包裹的 wèi bāoguǒ de

open

未系扎的 wèi jìzhā de

an open shirt

敞开的衬衫

5. open:

open

营业的 yíngyède

6. open:

open

悬而未决的 xuán ér wèi jué de

open

空缺的 kòngquēde

The position is still open.

职位仍然空缺。

7. open:

open

坦率的 tǎnshuàide

He is open with me.

他对我很坦诚。

8. open:

open

公开的 gōngkāide

9. open:

open

乐意接受的 lèyì jiēshòu de

open

能接受新思想的 néng jiēshòu xīn sīxiǎng de

II . open [ˈəʊpən] VERB trans

1. open:

open

开 kāi

open

打开 dǎkāi

open

张开 zhāngkāi

2. open:

open

开始 kāishǐ

open

开立 kāilì

open a bank account

在银行开户

3. open:

open

开辟 kāipì

III . open [ˈəʊpən] VERB intr

1. open:

open

开 kāi

open

打开 dǎkāi

open

张开 zhāngkāi

2. open:

open

开始 kāishǐ

IV . open [ˈəʊpən] SUBST

open

[常作the open] 露天 lùtiān

open

野外 yěwài

open [ˈəʊpən]

be open to

容易受到(诱惑或批评攻击等等) róngyì shòudào

be open to

愿意考虑 yuànyì kǎolǜ

be open to

对…开放 duì…kāifàng

The new bridge was open to traffic yesterday.

那座新桥昨天通车了。

keep [or have] an open mind

思想开明(或开通) sīxiǎng kāimíng

open up

开辟 kāipì

open up

开放 kāifàng

open up a new field in science

开辟科学新领域

with open arms

热情地 rèqíngde

open-air ADJ

open-air

露天的 lùtiānde

open-air

户外的 hùwàide

open-dated ADJ

open-dated

无日期限制的 wú rìqī xiànzhì de

an open-dated air ticket

无日期限制的机票

open-ended ADJ

open-ended

不固定的 bù gùdìng de

open-ended

无限制的 wú xiànzhì de

open-ended

无尽头的 wú jìntóu de

open-handed ADJ

open-handed

慷慨的 kāngkǎide

open-hearted ADJ

1. open-hearted:

open-hearted

坦率的 tǎnshuàide

2. open-hearted:

open-hearted

仁慈的 réncíde

open-hearted

慷慨的 kāngkǎide

open-minded ADJ

open-minded

思想开明的 sīxiǎng kāimíngde

open-minded

能接受新思想的 néng jiēshòu xīn sīxiǎng de

open university SUBST mainly Brit

open university

(以函授、电视教学为主的开放大学学 kāifàng dàxué

open-collar worker SUBST

open-collar worker

开领工作人员(指居家办公的人) kāilǐng gōngzuò rényuán

open-plan office SUBST

open-plan office

(不隔成封闭小间的)敞开式办公室 chǎngkāishì bàngōngshì

Beispielsätze für open

open up

开辟 kāipì

in the open air

在露天；在户外

open a bank account

在银行开户

kick the door open

把门踢开

open up barren land

开荒

be open to debate

尚需讨论证实 shàng xū tǎolùn zhèngshí

The drawer won't open.

这抽屉打不开。

rip open a letter

把信撕开

force a window open

用力打开窗

prise a box open

撬开箱子

open fire on [or at]

向…开火 xiàng…kāihuǒ

leave the door open

让门开着

under the open sky

在户外 zài hùwài

keep [or have] an open mind

思想开明(或开通) sīxiǎng kāimíng

an open window

开着的窗

be open to

愿意考虑 yuànyì kǎolǜ

with open arms

热情地 rèqíngde

the open country

广阔的农村

an open shirt

敞开的衬衫

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In this study, subjects were made to sleep with their eyelids open, thus allowing the visual cortex to receive visual stimuli.

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The primary basis for eligibility was later changed to age, making the tournament open only to wrestlers who are 25 years old or younger.

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Students were transferred from the old campus to this new building and admissions were open to fill up the space.

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The young fruit bodies first appear as white cylinders emerging from the ground, then the bell-shaped caps open out.

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The club is open to season pass holders aged 3 to 12.

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Common spotted orchid, zigzag clover and lesser butterfly-orchid, species non-adapted to open areas, benefited areas without clearing.

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The building was a large white frame structure built around an open-air garden complete with a goldfish pond.

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The third segment is the most open and subjective.

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A blackhead, or an open comedo, is a wide opening on the skin with a blackened mass of skin debris, bacteria and oil blocking it.

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These types are designed for reliability, and, in case of failure, to fail safely (open-, rather than short-circuit).

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