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开来
kāi lái
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to emerge; to come out
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开过
kāi guò
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have opened; have started
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开太大
kāi tài dà
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turn on too high; set too high (referring to a heater)
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开瓶
kāi píng
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to open a bottle or container
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不开
bù kāi
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not open; cannot be opened
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划开
huá kāi
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to cut open; to slash open
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水开
shuǐ kāi
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the water boils
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翻开书
fān kāi shū
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to flip open a book; to turn the pages of a book to the beginning
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人开
rén kāi
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people driving
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剥开
bō kāi
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to peel open; to strip off
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车开
chē kāi
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drive the car out
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还开
hái kāi
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also prescribed; additionally prescribed
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中开伐
zhōng kāi fá
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clear-cut within; open up for logging in
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开到
kāi dào
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to turn to; to adjust to; to set to a certain level or position
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点开
diǎn kāi
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to click open; to open by clicking (as in on a computer or electronic device)
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睁开眼
zhēng kāi yǎn
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open eyes
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开得
kāi dé
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to operate (a heating system) at a high level
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切开
qiè kāi
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to cut open; to slice open; to carve open
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撑开
chēng kāi
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force open; pushed so as to open
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未开化
wèi kāi huà
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undeveloped; uncivilized; in a primitive state
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从头开始
cóng tóu kāi shǐ
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start from scratch; start over
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拉开距离
lā kāi jù lí
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to create distance; to pull apart and create space
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撕开
sī kāi
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tear open; rip apart
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阻隔开
zǔ gé kāi
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block off; to set up a barrier to separate or isolate from something
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火开
huǒ kāi
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to turn up the fire; to start a fire
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