eye mouth vagina defecate, have a bowel movement, shit theater gallery courtyard door closet window canal bookcase, book cabinet school bag box, case mailbox locker envelope a way out (of a difficult situation) opening ceremony general assembly sports event office agency policy bankbook restaurant clinic pharmacy bookstore small shop attached to a school, factory, theater, etc. (selling cigarettes, confectionery, cold drinks, etc.) textbook during the night ~开放 open all over the place || ~都是 everywhere || 野花~ wild flowers everywhere turn on, open untie, loosen open, turn on pull open, draw bck push open, away look here and there open the mouth breathe bloom come in bloom ~的 事 a happy thing || 玩得很~ enjoyed oneself very much || 拿他 ~ make fun of him hurriedly nervous, intense calm, unhurried be obsessed ~开公司plan to open a business || 工作~ plan of study recruitment, recruit (lit.) a person stepping on two boats, keeping options open cheat order, give orders open, run set up, establish, open open, set up, start propose open open a business raise funds pay, write reclaim, cultivate exploit, develop drive, fly 一场~ one performance || 看~ watch a performance || ~节目 the show’s program opening performance, debut release dissect open a court session bring to trial get right to the point frankly speaking, let’s not mince matters, not beat around the bush disobey cover up side with boiled open expand, dilate open, communicate associate crack split open move, be in motion start a business open (a conference), inaugurate start, switch on open up before one’s eyes get in by every opening, seize every opportunity ~宽广/狭隘 (xiá’ài) make, cause, can be used open, wide, tolerant open and spacious open and spacious bored, stuffy complete bold and unrestrained make public openly, publicly stealthily, covertly quietly ~开关 automatic open and close || ~停了 automatically stop || ~伞 automatic umbrella open and upright cheerful frank and open, straightforward adopt a philosophical attitude towards not take to heart, try to look on the bright side of things take things too hard, take a matter to heart open-minded, modest be wide-eyed at the sight of money broad-minded, tolerant leave one side of the net open-give the wrongdoer a way out, be lenient enlightened, liberal-minded open-minded, liberal liberal, open-mindedl positive, directly, openly show the wolf into the house (idiom), to introduce a potential source of trouble flock, swarm quietly be just about to by the time, when except, [correlatively with还, 也, etc.] besides, in addition to, [correlatively with 就是] if not. . . (then. . .)