phrase > dyke breaks
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No. 1
  ① refers to the river embankment was broken. ② refers to certain exceptions or to relax restrictions on such care, to the unprecedented, I can not open the hole in the.
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kāi kǒu zi
  River embankment was broken
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No. 3
  Metaphor for something or some action to facilitate (more with derogatory)
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No. 4
  Banks of the river that was broken. "Children Heroes" second four back: "is that the local tax relief on the Yellow River Kaikou Zi, Deng Jiugong him 200 silver to the proposed classification of a product Dingdai eight."
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No. 5
  Liberalization of restrictions that in some respects. "People's Daily" 1988.4.1: "Kai Kouzai above, the following sub-invoice so many things, above the first quarter of this year to open four hole in the ... ... cause the fiscal deficit increased year by year."
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No. 6
  开口子
  kāi kǒuzi
  [dyke breaks]∶堤岸被河水冲破
  [provide with facilities]∶比喻为某事或某种行动提供方便(多含贬义)
English Expression
  1. n.:  dyke breaks,  provide with facilities