關於Opening的意思和用法的提問

A: It is used to mean the first day for something that is open for a season. A park that is only open in summer would have an opening day. Baseball in the US has an opening day when many teams play their first game for the season. Opening day often has some special event on it to celebrate the new season.

A: The sentence is describing how 'she' took control of the situation by charming the doctor. It compares this action with an actor who most captivate an audience's attention.

"Even with him", This tells us that 'she' doesn't really like the doctor, but still thought it worth making an effort to charm the doctor.

**To be charming** ( not a magical charm)

A: This is from the movie "The Intern".

They were specifically hiring two types of interns - one of "regular" age, and one of "older/senior" age.

Davis is the new, "regular-age" intern, and he is talking to Ben, the new older/senior-age intern. They both know of the two positions. Davis doesn't want to be insulting to Ben, the older intern, by implying "old", so he adds "no offense" meaning that he is not intending to be degrading, but didn't know of any other way to say it, so just in case it might have been taken the wrong way...

A: The quotation you are interested in means that the above-mentioned exchanges gave Russia an opportunity to affect the presidential election in the USA.

A: This used within the restaurant business.
When a restaurant, or perhaps a store, or a bar, opens up for the first time, it will do so without celebration.
Some businesses may have a "grand opening", perhaps with music, and decorations, to grab people's attention.
The soft opening is quiet.

A: My favorite part of a play is the opening act because it usually sets the personalities of the characters.
When he enters a room, it is like the opening act to a comedy.

A: Opening night = first showing of a movie/play

It was opening night for the theatre's play, The Wicked Witch. Everyone was excited to see the show for the first time!

Opening night for Infinity War will be super busy!

I went to the opening night of Iron Man, but the line was too long for popcorn.

I was nervous for opening night, I'm not sure if my acting is any god.

A: 1. On the opening day of the ceremony there were 1,000 people.
2. On the opening credits, it shows who composes the music in this movie. (Quick note about this sentence, it should technically be “in the opening credits” but in spoken English some people may say this)
3. On the opening day we plan to have a lot of fun at the new amusement park.

Hope this helps!

A: The young girl has finally shown signs of opening up to her parents.

A: are you opening at 12 = this question is specifically asking about today's timing

do you open at 12 = this is a more general question asking if they usually open at 12 everyday

A: These are the same sentence

A: He saved up to open his own restaurant = He saved up some money to open his own restaurant
We understand that what he is saving is money. It isn't necessary to say money. Either version is acceptable.

A: For example, opening hours:
8am - 10pm
Opening hour:
8am
So opening hours = how long the shop/store is open
Opening hour = what time the store opens

A: well 'I forgot opening the window' is the same meaning as 'I forgot to open the window' but the second one is used best

A: It is fairly natural, but it seems a bit odd to say "I never knew that it takes money and effort" because most people would assume it takes _some_ amount of money and effort to do pretty much anything. The question is just how much it takes.

Also, for this sort of situation it is more common to say "I never realized" instead of "I never knew", I think. So I think this might more often be said as:

"I never realized how much money and effort it takes to set up a YYY"

A:
Opening time is when something opens, so if you want to use opening time, it will be 9 AM.

If you want to say it’s from 9 AM to 5 PM, you should say

The event will be from 9 AM to 5 PM.

A: “Despite opening a restaurant, is he doing anything else?”

A: “Is there a job opening here?”

A: yes it's right

A: I'm not sure if there is a correct phrase. Maybe:

Softener slot
Softener container
Softener holder
Softener spot

A: its good but here... some sample..

"what will my opening line should be?"

or

"what should my opening line be?"

A: I would assume that it means tomorrow morning, otherwise it would have made more sense for them to say "this morning."

A: Tit-for-tat means when someone insults you, you insult back. Salvo is basically firing lots of weapons at once.

This sentence means "This is the first insult, and then two people are going to keep on insulting each other in a childish way."

A: What hours are they open?