開 kāi
to open; to turn on; to start
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Words containing 開
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to prescribe medicine
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slit (in clothing)
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to split open
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buttoned Chinese tunic; unbuttoned (to cool down)
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cardigan
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open-crotch pants (for toddlers)
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to straighten out; to explain; to ease sb's anxiety
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to start to speak
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to open (for business etc); to offer (goods or services)
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(literary) to allow; to permit
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to be honest; to show sincerity
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frank and open; speak honestly and fairly
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frank and open; talk honestly
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candid and open (idiom)
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school begins; give a course; teach a subject
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to begin a lecture; to start on a story
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to hold a (business) meeting; to start negotiations
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to make out a bill
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to start a match; the kick-off
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to drive off; to go (of car, train etc)
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to head for; (of troops) to depart for
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fig. to work as hard as possible
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to open up a path; to make one's way through
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pioneer; trailbreaker
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to drive a car
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