Examples of using First opened in English and their translations into Chinese
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When Stanley Park first opened, it was the largest, most heavily used public park in town.
First opened in 1732, the Teatro Argentina has the distinction of being one of Rome's oldest theatres.
It is a unique tour as most of their machines date back to the days when they first opened.
The former USS Growler first opened at the Intrepid Museum in 1989 and is the only American diesel-powered strategic missile submarine open to the public.
We first opened our doors in 1908 as the University Farm, the research and science-based instruction extension of UC Berkeley.
First opened in 1902, The Balmoral now offers rooms with a spacious marble bathroom and an interactive TV.
The Sharjah Science Museum, which first opened in 1996, now has more than 50 interactive displays suitable for all ages.
When the campus first opened in July 2018, it generated some criticism on China's social media for copying other cultures while ignoring its own.
It is very unique tour since most of their machines date back to the days when they first opened.
The first inning Yuan Sijun first opened the situation, the single pole got 74 points to win 97-0.
The school, which first opened its doors in 1910, educates 1,350 girls and was recently lauded as the best in the North-west of England.
A similar problem struck the Millennium Bridge in London when it first opened in 2000.
Marians Jazzroom first opened its doors in December 1992 and has since gained a reputation as being one of the best Jazz clubs in the world.
The museum first opened in 1807 as stated on Dr William Hunter's Will that he wanted his collection all brought together in Glasgow.
NovaUCD is responsible for the commercialisation of UCD's research output and has supported over 360 companies and early-stage ventures since first opened its doors in 2003.
This happened in 2000 when London's Millennium Bridge first opened.
Ever since MMK first opened in 1991, it has played a major part in the cultural and social life of the city.
Inglaterra Hotel: Havana's oldest hotel, first opened its doors in 1856.
When the Main first opened, Gilmore said he hoped it would“be a cultural anchor in the neighborhood.”.
Many of the little shops are family-owned and have been here since the souk first opened several decades ago.