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kāijī

开机kāijīkāijī
to turn on
FromLesson 27inHardcore Chinese

Usages of kāijī

她tā　把bǎ　手机shǒujī　充电器chōngdiànqì　插chā　在zài　插座chāzuò　上shàng　以后yǐhòu，　手机shǒujī　很快hěnkuài　就jiù　能néng　开机kāijī　了le。tā bǎ shǒujī chōngdiànqì chā zài chāzuò shàng yǐhòu, shǒujī hěnkuài jiù néng kāijī le.
After she plugged the phone charger into the outlet, the phone was able to turn on again very soon.
要不是yàobúshì　这里zhèli　的de　信号xìnhào　不bú　太tài　好hǎo，　我wǒ　也yě　不会búhuì　一会儿yíhuìr　关机guānjī，　一会儿yíhuìr　又yòu　开机kāijī。yàobúshì zhèli de xìnhào bú tài hǎo, wǒ yě búhuì yíhuìr guānjī, yíhuìr yòu kāijī.
If it weren’t for the signal being so bad here, I wouldn’t be turning the phone off and on again and again.
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