Word: open

Category: open

Computers & Electronics, Sports, Arts & Entertainment

Related words: open

the open, us open, open office, open table, open source, open house, open door, french open, us tennis open, australian open, us open 2012, us open 2013, us open 2011, open carry, open facebook

Synonyms: open

companion, friend, colleague, associate, partner, coworker, workmate, pal, crony, mate, chum, buddy, dawg, peeps, familiar, fellow, brother

Translations: open

open in spanish

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spanish

Translations:

abierto, despejado, destapar, inaugurar, abrir

open in german

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german

Translations:

öffnet, eröffnen, übersichtlich, aufmachen, erschließen, offen, geöffnet, aufschlagen, öffnen

open in french

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french

Translations:

découvert, franc, dessiller, manifeste, défaire, ouvrir, public, entamez, ouvrons, sincère, ouvert, débâcler, dégagé, entamer, amorcer, ouvrent

open in italian

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italian

Translations:

aperto, aprire, esordire, dischiudere

open in portuguese

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portuguese

Translations:

na, aberto, no, em, abrir

open in dutch

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dutch

Translations:

openmaken, openlijk, opendoen, openen, open

open in russian

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russian

Translations:

растворяться, отверзать, разомкнутый, незавершенный, стартовать, отвориться, отворяться, встрепенуться, разверстый, откупоривать, неликвидированный, отомкнуть, открываться, приоткрытый, приотворяться, приотвориться

open in norwegian

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norwegian

Translations:

åpen, fri, åpenlys, åpne

open in swedish

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swedish

Translations:

öppna, öppen

open in finnish

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finnish

Translations:

aukea, aukaista, avara, avautua, aava, auki, avonainen, avoin, avata, perustaa, aukinainen

open in danish

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danish

Translations:

åbne

open in czech

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czech

Translations:

nechráněný, otevřít, začít, patrný, odhalit, volný, nepokrytý, zřejmý, rozevřít, zahájit, otvírat, veřejný, přímý, upřímný, neskrývaný, odemknout

open in polish

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polish

Translations:

objawiać, otworzyć, brać, rozpoczynać, rozpocząć, otwarty, ogłaszać, rozwarty, czynny, jawny, skłonny, otwierać, szczery, wolny, rozpiąć, publiczny

open in turkish

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turkish

Translations:

açmak, açık

open in greek

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greek

Translations:

ανοικτός, ανοίγω, ανοιχτός, εγκαινιάζω

open in ukrainian

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ukrainian

Translations:

відчинити, відкритий, відкривати, відкриття

open in albanian

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albanian

Translations:

hap, çelët, çel

open in bulgarian

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bulgarian

Translations:

отварям, отворено, отворена, отворени, отворен

open in belarusian

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belarusian

Translations:

адкрыты, адчыняць

open in estonian

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estonian

Translations:

lahti, avalik, avama

open in croatian

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croatian

Translations:

razjasniti, otvoreno, otvoren

open in icelandic

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icelandic

Translations:

opinn, opna

open in latin

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latin

Translations:

patefacio

open in latvian

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latvian

Translations:

atvērt

open in romanian

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romanian

Translations:

deschis, deschide

open in slovenian

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slovenian

Translations:

odprt, odpirati, odprto, odpreti

open in slovak

Dictionary:

slovak

Translations:

otvoriť

The meaning and "use of": open

adjective

allowing access, passage, or a view through an empty space; not closed or blocked up. - it was a warm evening and the window was open
exposed to the air or to view; not covered. - an open fire burned in the grate
(of a store, place of entertainment, etc.) officially admitting customers or visitors; available for business. - the store stays open until 9 p.m.
(of a person) frank and communicative; not given to deception or concealment. - she was open and naive
(of a question, case, or decision) not finally settled; still admitting of debate. - students' choice of major can be kept open until the second year
(of a string) allowed to vibrate along its whole length. - You can learn how to use an open string to give a reference tone when playing the fiddle.
(of an electrical circuit) having a break in the conducting path. - No or low output voltage means the transformer winding has open or shorted winding.
(of a set) not containing any of its limit points. - Let the point set M be the sum of the open sets Mx, M2.

noun

a championship or competition with no restrictions on who may qualify to compete. - the venue for the British Open
an accidental break in the conducting path for an electrical current. - An open in a wire prevents the propagation of a signal past the open.

verb

move or adjust (a door or window) so as to leave a space allowing access and view. - she opened the door and went in
unfold or be unfolded; spread out. - the eagle opened its wings and circled up into the air
make available or more widely known. - the new plan proposed to open up opportunities to immigrants
establish (a new business, movement, or enterprise). - they have opened a new restaurant across the street
break the conducting path of (an electrical circuit). - the switch opens the motor circuit

Word: open

Category: open

Related words: open

Synonyms: open

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open in spanish

open in german

open in french

open in italian

open in portuguese

open in dutch

open in russian

open in norwegian

open in swedish

open in finnish

open in danish

open in czech

open in polish

open in turkish

open in greek

open in ukrainian

open in albanian

open in bulgarian

open in belarusian

open in estonian

open in croatian

open in icelandic

open in latin

open in latvian

open in romanian

open in slovenian

open in slovak

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