開 kāi
to open; to turn on; to start
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to let go; to release
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to have free rein (idiom)
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to open wide; unrestrictedly
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unrestrictedly
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to disperse; to separate
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to get sth open by tapping or striking it
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to turn off (electric switch); to break; to sever
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win from the start; get instant success
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easy-open can (with ring-pull); TW pull-top can
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Kai-Fu Lee, Taiwan-born tech leader
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Yang Kaihui (1901-1930), Mao Zedong's second wife
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to burst with joy
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to make something of no value appear valuable (idiom)
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fig. to be unaffected (by sth); undaunted
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Bay of Biscay
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pneumatic switch
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tracheotomy (medicine)
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Yangpu Economic Development Zone, Hainan
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to be wide open
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Wimbledon Championships (tennis)
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Go away!; Get out!; fuck off (rude)
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splash
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to boil (food)
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to boil
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gap from missing teeth; toothless grin
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