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open

/ˈoʊ.pən/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. prepared to conduct business

German	offen, geöffnet, auf
French	ouvert, libre
Portuguese	aberto
Czech	otevřený
Italian	aperto, franco, schietto
Spanish	abierto
Dutch	open
Swedish	öppen
Latin	aperio

2. extended, exposed <-- possibly applies to sense now worded as "Not physically drawn together, folded or contracted". -->

Latin	patens

3. public

German	öffentlich
French	ouvert, public
Portuguese	aberto
Czech	veřejný
Italian	aperto
Dutch	open
Swedish	öppen
Latin	aperio

4. receptive

German	offen
French	ouvert
Portuguese	aberto
Czech	otevřít
Italian	aperto
Spanish	abierto
Dutch	open
Swedish	öppen
Latin	aperio

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open

/ˈoʊ.pən/ noun · plural: opens A1 (estimated)

1. open space

French	plein air

2. public knowledge; (to bring into) the open

French	grand jour

3. sports event

German	Freie
French	l'open, l'omnium
Portuguese	o aberto
Spanish	el abierto, el open
Latin	petoritum, propatulum

4. broken wire

French	faux contact

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to open

/ˈoʊ.pən/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to make something accessible

German	öffnen, aufmachen, aufziehen
French	ouvrir, épanouir, s’ouvrir
Portuguese	abrir
Czech	otevřít, otevírat, otvírat
Italian	aprire, schiudere, dischiudere
Spanish	abrir, descorrer, destapar
Dutch	openen, opendoen, openmaken
Swedish	öppna, slå upp, slå ut
Latin	aperio

2. to become open

French	ouvrir
Portuguese	abrir
Spanish	abrir
Dutch	opengaan
Swedish	öppna
Latin	aperio

3. to make accessible to customers

German	öffnen, aufmachen
Portuguese	abrir
Czech	otevřít
Italian	aprire
Spanish	abrir
Dutch	openen, openmaken
Swedish	öppna
Latin	aperio

4. to start (a campaign)

German	eröffnen
Portuguese	começar, iniciar
Czech	otevřít, zahájit
Italian	avviare
Swedish	inleda

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