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开脱罪责
kāi tuō zuì zé
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to absolve sb from guilt;
to exonerate;
to exculpate
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开脑洞
kāi nǎo dòng
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to blow people's minds with highly imaginative, bizarre ideas
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开膛手杰克
kāi táng shǒu jié kè
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Jack the Ripper
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开胶
kāi jiāo
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to come unglued;
to come apart
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开脸
kāi liǎn
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(of a bride-to-be) to remove facial hair and trim hairline (old);
to carve a face
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开台
kāi tái
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start of play;
opening of theatrical performance
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开台锣鼓
kāi tái luó gǔ
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opening gong;
gong strokes announcing start of opera performance
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开花儿
kāi huā r
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erhua variant of 開花|开花[kai1 hua1]
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开花衣
kāi huā yī
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to open a bale of cotton
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开苞
kāi bāo
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to deflower
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开荤
kāi hūn
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to eat meat after having maintained a vegetarian diet;
(fig.) to do sth as a novel experience
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开蒙
kāi méng
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(old) (of a child) to begin schooling
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开药
kāi yào
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to prescribe medicine
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开衩
kāi chà
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slit (in clothing)
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开襟
kāi jīn
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buttoned Chinese tunic;
unbuttoned (to cool down)
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开襟衫
kāi jīn shān
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cardigan
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开解
kāi jiě
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to straighten out;
to explain;
to ease sb's anxiety
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开言
kāi yán
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to start to speak
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开许
kāi xǔ
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(literary) to allow;
to permit
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开诚
kāi chéng
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to be honest;
to show sincerity
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开诚相见
kāi chéng xiāng jiàn
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candid and open (idiom)
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开议
kāi yì
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to hold a (business) meeting;
to start negotiations
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开账
kāi zhàng
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to make out a bill
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开车人
kāi chē rén
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driver;
person driving a vehicle
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开车族
kāi chē zú
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motorists
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