开办的英文：
open
start (a business
etc.)
set up
- Gave a presentation on drug abuse.
开办关于毒品滥用问题的讲座 - charitable college
慈善团体开办的院校 - To engage in RMB business
开办人民币业务 - In 1987, the first experimental modern dance class opened in Guangdong Province
1987年广东省开办第一个现代舞实验班 - The book shop has decided to branch out into selling music and records
这家书店已决定开办售乐谱和唱片的业务。 - Capital Verification Report at start-up or other relevant documentary evidence at its start-up.
（三）开办时的验资报告或者有关证明文件。 - This privately-owned airways is allowed to operate a new civil air line service.
这家私营航空公司获准开办一条新的民用航线。 - Ambitious Japanese parents have made private, out-of-school tuition a thriving business.
家长望子成龙使得私人开办校外辅导班在日本已经成为热门。 - It takes courage to launch into a new business in these difficult times.
在这困难时期里要开办新的工商企业是需要勇气的。 - Janice lost her job but she pulled herself up by her boot - straps and started her own business.
詹纳斯失去了工作，但她靠自己的努力，改善了自己的境况，结果开办起了自己的商店。
adj. 打开的；开着的；空旷的；可利用的；公开的；坦率的；愿意接受的
n. 旷野，空旷之地；露天，户外；野外
v. 开，打开；睁开；张开；展开；开始；使开张；开业；展现
- They are open to temptations.
他们容易受诱惑。 - The flowers are opening.
花正在开放。 - an open package
未封上的包裹
n. 开始，起点；动身；开动；震惊，震动
v. 出发；开始，着手；发动；创办；惊起
- Then It'started to break into pieces. These pieces started to move apart.
然后它开始分为很多块。这些分开的板块开始移动，分开。 - He started coughing blood.
他开始咳血了。 - His hearing has started to go.
他的听力开始衰退。
n. 商业，交易，生意；公司，商店；事情；职责
- Be engaged in; be Busy in
从事于 - to sit for business
因公滞留 - As Busy as a bee
(象蜜蜂)忙忙碌碌的