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

（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

Opening night receptions at dealers'galleries were also packed.
晚上在交易商画廊举行的开幕酒会也是无人缺席。
There was a full house at the opening night of the play.
该剧首次上演的那个晚上，剧场客满。
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。
Opening night is in one week.
还有一个星期就要演出了。
Here are some photos from the red carpet and the premiere of the opening night at the Cannes Film Festival.
下面是戛纳电影节开幕式上众星亮相红毯的图片。
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。
The queen attended the opening night of the theatre.
女王观看了这家剧院的首夜演出。
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, doctors, lawyers, businessmen and their wives.
首演的晚上，医生、律师、商人和他们的妻子。
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。