opening

opening
noun

an aperture or gap, especially one allowing access
缺口；空
she peered through one of the smaller openings.
她从其中的一个小孔窥视。
(figurative)an opportunity to achieve something
(喻)机会
they seem to have exploited fully the openings offered.
他们似乎已经充分利用了所提供的机会。
■an available job or position
（职位）空缺
there are few openings for the ex-footballer.
对曾经是足球运动员的人来说空缺的职位很少。
a beginning; an initial part
开始；开始部分
Maya started tapping out the opening of her story.
玛雅开始打出了她故事的开头。
■the occasion of the first performance of a play, film, etc., of the start of an exhibition, or of a public building being officially ready for use, marked by a ceremony or celebratory gathering
首演；首映；开放典礼
■(Chess)a recognized sequence of moves at the beginning of a game
(棋)开局
■a counsel's preliminary statement of a case in a law court
开辩词

adjective

[attrib.]coming at the beginning of something; initial
开始的；最初的
she stole the show with her opening remark.
她用开场词抢走了整场演出的风头。

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