open
openadjective
UK/ˈəʊ.pən/US/ˈoʊ.pən/
NOT CLOSED
A1not closed, so that things or people can go in or out
- The window is open.
- Leave the door open, please.
BUSINESS
A1if a shop or business is open, customers can go in and use it
- Is the bank open on Saturdays?
AVAILABLE
B1available for anyone to take part in or use
- The competition is open to all students.
HONEST
B1honest and willing to talk about things
- She's very open about her feelings.
NOT DECIDED
B2not decided yet
- The date of the meeting is still open.
openverb
UK/ˈəʊ.pən/US/ˈoʊ.pən/
Dạng từ: opens · opened · opening
DOOR
A1to move something so that it is no longer closed
- Can you open the window?
- She opened the letter slowly.
BUSINESS
A1if a shop or business opens, it starts to let customers in
- The supermarket opens at eight.
START
A2to start a new business or event
- They opened a new restaurant last month.
COMPUTER
A2to make a computer file or program ready to use
- Open the file and check the numbers.