开吊
kāi diào
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to hold memorial service;
to hold a funeral
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开往
kāi wǎng
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(of a bus, train etc) to leave for;
heading for
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开征
kāi zhēng
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to start collecting taxes
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开心果
kāi xīn guǒ
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pistachio nuts;
fig. amusing person
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开心颜
kāi xīn yán
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to rejoice;
smiling
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开悟
kāi wù
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to become enlightened (Buddhism)
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开戒
kāi jiè
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to end abstinence;
to resume (drinking) after a break;
to break (a taboo)
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开戏
kāi xì
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to start an opera
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开打
kāi dǎ
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(of a sports competition or match) to commence;
(of a war or battle) to break out;
to perform acrobatic or choreographed fighting (in Chinese opera);
to brawl;
to come to blows
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开掘
kāi jué
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to excavate;
to dig out;
fig. to investigate (in an archive)
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开挂
kāi guà
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to cheat in an online game (abbr. for 開外掛|开外挂[kai1 wai4 gua4]);
(coll.) unbelievably good
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开放式系统
kāi fàng shì xì tǒng
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open system(s)
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开放式网络
kāi fàng shì wǎng luò
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open network
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开放源代码
kāi fàng yuán dài mǎ
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see 開放源碼|开放源码[kai1 fang4 yuan2 ma3]
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开放源码
kāi fàng yuán mǎ
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open source (computing)
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开放源码软件
kāi fàng yuán mǎ ruǎn jiàn
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open source software (OSS)
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开放系统
kāi fàng xì tǒng
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open system
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开放系统互连
kāi fàng xì tǒng hù lián
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open systems interconnection;
OSI
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开败
kāi bài
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to wither and fall
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开敞
kāi chǎng
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wide open
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开明君主
kāi míng jūn zhǔ
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enlightened sovereign
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开映
kāi yìng
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to start showing a movie
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开普勒
kāi pǔ lè
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Johannes Kepler (1571-1630), German astronomer and formulator of Kepler's laws of planetary motion
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开晴
kāi qíng
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to brighten up
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开畅
kāi chàng
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happy and carefree
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