open on

open on (something)

To begin with some specific thing. The panel discussion opened on a debate about the proposed tax reform legislation. The film opens on a shot of the hero looking out over the valley at dusk.

open (out) on(to) something

[for a building's doors] to exit toward something. The French doors opened out onto the terrace. The doors opened on a lovely patio.

词组	open on
释义	open on open on (something) To begin with some specific thing. The panel discussion opened on a debate about the proposed tax reform legislation. The film opens on a shot of the hero looking out over the valley at dusk. See also: on, open Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. open (out) on(to) something [for a building's doors] to exit toward something. The French doors opened out onto the terrace. The doors opened on a lovely patio. See also: on, open McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: open on (something) open into open into (something) nitty-gritty nitty-gritty, the hero of the underworld reach an understanding captive audience reach a conclusion work up to
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