开心
to open; to start; to depart; to separate
Meanings
6 senses · 14 examplesverb
to open; to unfasten
Used for doors, windows, boxes, and starting engines or machinery.
Please open the door.
I turn on the computer at eight o'clock every day.
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He opened a bottle of red wine.
verb
to start; to begin; to set up
Used for initiating actions, events, or establishing businesses, meetings, etc.
The meeting is about to start.
He plans to start a new company.
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School starts tomorrow.
verb
to drive; to operate (a vehicle)
Specifically refers to driving cars, buses, trains, etc.
He knows how to drive a car.
Dad drives to work every day.
verb
to hold; to convene (a meeting, exhibition, etc.)
Used for organized events like conferences, parties, or shows.
A sports meet will be held here next month.
The art museum is holding a painting exhibition.
verb
to boil (water)
Primarily for heating water or other liquids until they bubble.
The water is boiling.
I'll go boil some water to make tea.
adjective
open; not closed
Describes the state of something being accessible or not shut.
The store is open 24 hours.
All the flowers have bloomed.