Definition of Opening
Opening
o·pen·ing
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
a gap, hole, or vent in something that allows access through it;
e.g. I peeked through the opening in the wall.
(noun)
the initial or beginning part of something, or the first instance of a public building or event being declared open and ready, often marked by an occasion or celebration;
e.g. The opening of the novel was the most interesting part. We attended the opening of the new museum.
(noun)
a opportunity or chance or achieve something, or a position that has become available;
e.g. She saw her opening and applied to the position. There was an opening in the doctor's schedule.
(adjective)
coming at the start or beginning of something;
e.g. The opening song of the concert is my favorite one.
(verb)
adjusting or moving something so that there is a gap or space in it, usually to allow access through it;
e.g. She went around the room, opening all of the windows.
(verb)
becoming ready and available for use;
e.g. The new restaurant will be opening next week.
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