opening night

英 [ˌəʊpnɪŋ ˈnaɪt]

美 [ˌoʊpnɪŋ ˈnaɪt]

n.  (戏剧的)首夜演出; (电影的)首夜放映

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牛津词典

noun

• （戏剧的）首夜演出；（电影的）首夜放映
  the first night that, for example, a play is performed or a film/movie is shown to the public

柯林斯词典

• （戏剧、歌剧等的）首场演出之夜
  Theopening nightof a play or an opera is the first night on which a particular production is performed.

英英释义

noun

• the first performance (as of a theatrical production)
  1. the opening received good critical reviews
  Synonym:openingcurtain raising

双语例句

• Laurens grandfather had been dead for several years, but in honor of him, she bought him a seat for the opening night. Throughout the performance, she looked at the empty seat and imagined her grandfather sitting in it with a big smile on his face.
  萝兰的祖父已经过世多年，不过为了向他致敬，她为他买了张开幕夜的票，整场演出她都看着那张空椅子，想象祖父就坐在那里，脸上挂满了笑容。
• Opening night, doctors, lawyers, businessmen and their wives.
  首演的晚上，医生、律师、商人和他们的妻子。
• Before the opening night, fans camped outside the theatres in sleeping bags, afraid to miss an early screening.
  首映前夜，影迷们露宿在电影院外，在睡袋里过夜，生怕错过了先睹为快的机会。
• The audience was/ were enthusiastic on the opening night of the play.
  那出戏首次公演之夜观众非常热情。
• Opening night is in one week.
  还有一个星期就要演出了。
• The queen attended the opening night of the theatre.
  女王观看了这家剧院的首夜演出。
• But these opening night gifts of yours are becoming more and more intricate.
  但你夜幕中的这些礼物却让事情越来越复杂。
• There were long lines outside the theatre on the opening night.
  新戏首演之夜，剧场外排起了长队。
• The player blew up in lines on opening night.
  这个演员第一夜上台就忘了台词。
• On opening night, I have to sleep with the duke.
  首演夜，我得陪他过夜。