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- 开始
- [kāishǐ]
- 1. start, begin
- 2. beginning
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- 红线
- [hóngxiàn]
- 1. A red string; used as a metaphor to refer to correct political thought that permeates from the beginning to the end of an article or work; also used as a metaphor to refer to the theme and major threads that are shown from the beginning to the end of a literary work.
- 2. A boundary line drawn on blueprints for urban construction that divides land for construction and roads. It receives the name because it is usually drawn with a red line.
- beginning of the three fu (三伏), the three hottest ten-day periods of the year; beginning of the hottest days of the year
- beginning of the nine nine-day periods following the Winter Solstice; beginning of the coldest days of the year
Examples (1-5 of 112)
- 详述本末
- tell the whole story from beginning to end → 本末
- 中华人民共和国的成立，标志着我国新的历史阶段的开始。
- The founding of the People's Republic of China marked the beginning of a new historical period in our country. → 标志
- 彻头彻尾的骗局
- a downright (or sheer) fraud; deception from beginning to end → 彻头彻尾
- 我们的计划开始成形了。
- Our plan is beginning to take shape. → 成形
- 本世纪初
- the beginning of this century → 初
