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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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

（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.

noun

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

As Opening Night approaches,'It's Time'will also serve as a reminder about the start of the season.
随着开赛之夜的来临，‘该出手了’同样也象征着新赛季的开始。
I was at the opening night with my parents.
我和父母一起出席了第一夜的首场演出。
She had wangled an invitation to the opening night.
她弄到了一张首映之夜的请柬。
In addition to the man-made light installations, visitors on opening night were treated to a natural wonder – a lunar eclipse.
除了人造的灯光设备，开幕之夜的游客还观赏到自然的奇观&月食。
'It's a good start,'Lu Chi, a Shanghai artist who works in glass said of the exhibits on opening night last week.'This maybe can help people know this kind of art.
从事玻璃艺术的上海艺术家LuChi谈及上周开馆仪式当天晚上的展览时说，这是个好的开始，也许能帮人们理解这种艺术。
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。
That theater was bursting at the seams on the opening night.
首演之夜，那家戏院观众爆满。
On opening night, I have to sleep with the duke.
首演夜，我得陪他过夜。
There's a party at the gallery. It's the opening night of the new exhibition.
A在展览馆有个晚会。这是新展览的开幕之夜。
She said she'd be here in time to get dressed on opening night.
她说她会准时在首演之夜上台的。