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汉语拼音：kāi chàng

1.开始演唱。

1. 开始演唱。

   《老残游记》第二回：“只是要听还要早去，他虽是一点鐘开唱，若到十点鐘去，便没有坐位的。”

• The flamboyant face-painted band KISS are getting ready to rock again.

  脸部涂抹着艳丽的妆容的KISS乐队又将开唱了。

• In his Asian tour this time, his first stop will be singing at the opening ceremony of the Shanghai World Expo.

  此次亚洲演出，他首站先到上海世博开幕典礼开唱。

• Xu Jinglei Sings for Her "Dream"

  徐静蕾为自己的“梦想”开唱

• Kuala Lumpur, this Sunday, marks the final international stop before she moves on to Harbin and Chengdu.

  周日在马来西亚首都吉隆坡的演出是她海外巡演的最后一站，然后她将前往哈尔滨和成都开唱。

• Can you deny us the triumph in store? Sing, prima donna, once more!

  你能拒绝我们拥簇的胜利吗？唱吧歌剧红伶再次开唱吧！

• When it started, with all the lighting, the stage become nicer.

  开唱了，灯光的照射下，舞台又觉得不错了。

• The 69-year-old singer will perform at the Workers' Stadium in Beijing on Wednesday and Shanghai two days later.

  这位69岁高龄的歌手将于周三在北京工人体育馆举办首场演唱会，并于两天之后在上海开唱。

• Men are particularly good at this; usually on the pretext they are "just keeping their head down" .

  男性尤其爱生闷气；通常前奏一开唱，他们就“闷闷不乐地垂下了头”。

• But that he knows in singing not to sing.

  但他知道在歌唱时不再开唱。