To open the way means: to lead the way.

Pinyin kāi lù.

Interpretation opens the way.

Source "Han Shu·Criminal Law Chronicles": Qi Huan conquered the strong Chu in the south, sent tribute to the Zhou Dynasty, attacked the Shanrong in the north, and opened the way for Yan.

Synonyms: to clear the way: to guide in front and let people get out of the way; to give way.

Antonym: block the road.

Example

1. Chapter 118 of "Water Margin": First, three to five hundred soldiers were sent to beat the corpses on the road. Along the mountain ridge, set fire to clear the way.

2. Mao Dun's "Midnight": The motor sounded, and Car No. 1889 opened the road and was already moving.

3. Guo clarified Chapter 14 of "The Story of the Broad Sword": This is a military operation. Once the notification is received, the legs must open the way. One minute's delay is also a big mistake.

Open the way in a sentence

1. A staff member pushed a gurney to clear the way for her, and then raised his eyebrows in mock surprise.

2. The open circuit voltage has no obvious effect on the surface modification appearance of the grinding wheel. However, too low open circuit voltage can easily cause arcing and friction between electrodes.

3. Sima Hui and Luo Dahai were the first to clear the way through the trees that were difficult to move forward. What I saw on the way were all broken walls that had been eroded by wind and rain and had gone through many vicissitudes of life.

4. There is also a 70-year-old man who dresses up as an opera character. He walks on stilts and leads the way regardless of the danger, which makes people admire and worry at the same time.

5. Imagination is a type of constructive thinking. It is the lighting we use to gain insight into new areas of thought and experience. It is a powerful weapon for all inventors and explorers to open the way and charge forward.