Translations

openverb
opened
Past Simple
opened
Past Participle
opening
Gerund
Synonyms
open up
pry open
push open
swing open
fold back
roll out
throw open
make available
open out
openadjective
opener
Comp.
openest
Super.
UK
/ˈəʊ.pən/
US
/ˈoʊ.pən/
The door was open, allowing a cool breeze to enter the room.
Дверь была открыта, позволяя прохладному ветерку проникать в комнату.
He was very open about his feelings during the meeting.
Он был очень откровенен в своих чувствах во время встречи.
She has an open mind and is willing to consider new ideas.
У нее открытый ум, и она готова рассматривать новые идеи.
opennoun
opens
pl
UK
/ˈəʊ.pən/
US
/ˈoʊ.pən/

Definitions

openverb
To move or cause to move so that something is no longer closed.
Please open the window to let some fresh air in.
To begin or start (an event, activity, or period).
The conference will open with a keynote address.
openadjective
Not closed or fastened.
The door was left open, allowing a cool breeze to enter the room.
Accessible to all; not restricted.
The park is open to the public every day from dawn until dusk.
Frank and honest; not secretive.
She was open about her feelings, which made it easier to resolve the conflict.
Ready to consider or accept new ideas or suggestions.
He was open to trying new cuisines during his travels.
Not yet decided or settled.
The position is still open, and they are accepting applications.
Exposed to the elements; not enclosed or covered.
They enjoyed sleeping under the open sky.
openadverb
So as to be open; in or into an open position.
He pushed the door open to let the dog out.
opennoun
The outdoors; the open air.
After weeks in the city, she longed for the open.
A sports tournament or championship that is open to all qualified competitors.
He won the British Open last year.
The beginning or starting phase of an activity, period, or event, especially the start of a trading session in financial markets.
Shares in the company jumped five percent at the open before stabilizing.