お開き | Japanese meaning

お開き【おひらき】

Frequency rank: 23,605. – 23,729.

Alsoき【おひらき】おひらき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.); closure

This term is used to indicate the conclusion or ending of a formal event, such as a ceremony or meeting, signaling that attendees may disperse or that activities are finished.

The annual celebration successfully concluded.

Example sentences4 results

"Er, Karin ..., shouldn't we call it a night soon?" "No! No quitting while ahead! Next time I'll win for sure!"

Tatoeba

Well, shall we call it a day?

Tatoeba

お開き【おひらき】

Frequency rank: 23,605. – 23,729.

Alsoき【おひらき】おひらき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.); closure

This term is used to indicate the conclusion or ending of a formal event, such as a ceremony or meeting, signaling that attendees may disperse or that activities are finished.

The annual celebration successfully concluded.

Example sentences4 results

"Er, Karin ..., shouldn't we call it a night soon?" "No! No quitting while ahead! Next time I'll win for sure!"

Tatoeba

Well, shall we call it a day?

Tatoeba

開

N43

意open; unfold; unseal

訓ひら.く、ひら.き、-びら.き、ひら.ける、あ.く、あ.ける

音カイ

名はる、か、ひらき

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御

N3常用

意honorable; manipulate; govern

訓おん-、お-、み-

音ギョ、ゴ

名う

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お開き【おひらき】

Frequency rank: 23,605. – 23,729.

Alsoき【おひらき】おひらき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.); closure

This term is used to indicate the conclusion or ending of a formal event, such as a ceremony or meeting, signaling that attendees may disperse or that activities are finished.

The annual celebration successfully concluded.

Example sentences4 results

"Er, Karin ..., shouldn't we call it a night soon?" "No! No quitting while ahead! Next time I'll win for sure!"

Tatoeba

Well, shall we call it a day?

Tatoeba

お開き【おひらき】

Frequency rank: 23,605. – 23,729.

Alsoき【おひらき】おひらき

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

breakup (of a ceremony, wedding, party, meeting, etc.); closure

This term is used to indicate the conclusion or ending of a formal event, such as a ceremony or meeting, signaling that attendees may disperse or that activities are finished.