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opening [ˈəʊpnɪŋ]1. nounb. ( = beginning) [of meeting, play] ouverture fc. ( = act of opening) [of door, road, letter] ouverture f ; [of ceremony, exhibition] inauguration f ; (in court case) exposition f des faits ; (Cards, Chess) ouverture f2. adjective[ceremony, speech] inaugural ; [remark] préliminaire• opening night (of play, show) première f* * *['əʊpnɪŋ] 1.1) ( start) (of book, film, piece of music) début m2) ( official act of opening) (of exhibition, shop) ouverture f; (of play, film) première f3) ( gap) (in wall, garment, forest) trouée f4) ( opportunity) gen occasion f ( to do de faire); Commerce ( in market etc) débouché m, marché m ( for pour); ( for employment) ( in company) poste m (disponible); ( in field) possibilité f de travail5) Games ouverture f2.adjective [scene, move] premier/-ière (before n); [remarks, speech, statement] préliminaire; Finance [price, offer, bid] de départ; [share price] d'ouverture
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