开场 Pronunciation and Pinyin
开场 Usage and Examples
opening
start
快点儿！要是错过这出戏的开场就太可惜了。
Hurry up! It would be a shame to miss the beginning of the play.
他不知道如何开场。
He didn't know how to begin.
The characters in 开场
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 开
- kāi开yì一xiē些wán玩xiào笑to make some jokes, to crack some jokes
- kāi开yì一jiā家open a, start a
- kāi开yè业opening a business, grand opening
- kāi开yè业dián典lǐ礼opening ceremony, grand opening
- kāi开yè业zhōu周nián年opening anniversary, business anniversary
- kāi开yè业dà大jí吉Good luck with your new business!, Best wishes for your grand opening!
- kāi开yè业shí时at the opening, when opening
- kāi开yè业shí时jiān间Opening hours, Business hours
- kāi开le了yī一opened one, started one
- kāi开le了yì一xiē些opened some, turned on some
- kāi开le了yì一jiā家opened a shop, started a business
- kāi开le了yì一zhāng张issued, wrote out
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Open the tool →Questions about 开场
What does 开场 mean in Chinese?
开场 (kāi chǎng) means “opening, start”.
How do you pronounce 开场?
开场 is pronounced kāi chǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “opening” in Chinese?
“opening” is 开场 (kāi chǎng) in Chinese.
How is 开场 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 开场, each with pinyin and an English translation.
