Plural: opens

1. abrir, desenllavar; Synonyms: get open, open up, unlock, open one's, open out, unclose, unseal; Cause to open or to become open.; Start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning.
John opens Mario's cell, Juan abre la celda de Mario.
Mary opened the car door.
Open a business.


2. abrir al público; Synonyms: inaugurate, open to the public; Start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning.
Open a business.


3. abrir, sajar; Synonyms: cut into, cut open, make an incision on, incise, splay; Separate with or as if with an instrument. ; Make an incision or separation.
cuts open the abdomen, El Dr. Zus abre el abdomen=Dr. Zus opens.


4. abrir, descorrer; Synonyms: draw, draw open, slide open, undraw; Cause to open or to become open.
Mary opened the car door.


5. abrirse; Synonyms: come open, open out, unfold; Become open. ; Spread out or open from a closed or folded state.
The fan opened, El abanico se abrió.
The door opened.
Open the map.
Spread your arms.


6. librar de obstrucciones, desbloquear; Synonyms: clear, free, rid of obstructions, unblock, unclog; Make available.
This opens up new possibilities.


7. abrir, abrir al público; Synonyms: open to the public; Start to operate or function or cause to start operating or functioning.
Open a business.


8. abrir; Synonyms: revive

1. claro; Synonyms: clear, clear space, clearing, glade, open space; A clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water.
Finally broke out of the forest into the open.

1. abierto, descubierto, destapado; Synonyms: uncovered, ajar, not covered, unclosed; Relatively empty of and unobstructed by fences or hedges or headlands or shoals.; Used of mouth or eyes. ; Having no protecting cover or enclosure.; With no protection or shield. ; Not sealed or having been unsealed.
In open country.
The open countryside.
Open waters.
On the open seas.
Keep your eyes open.
His mouth slightly opened.
An open boat.
An open fire.
Open sports cars.
The exposed northeast frontier.
Open to the weather.
An open wound.
The letter was already open.
The opened package lay on the table.


2. accesible; Synonyms: available, possible, reachable, accessible, affordable, approachable, attainable, feasible; Not having been filled. ; Affording free passage or view. ; Accessible to all.
The job is still open.
A clear view.
A clear path to victory.
Open season.
An open economy.


3. franco, sincero, expansivo, francote, llano, campechano; Synonyms: sincere, aboveboard, bluff, blunt, candid, forthright, frank, free-spoken; Sincere and free of reserve in expression. ; Openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness.
Please be open with me.
His candid eyes.
An open and trusting nature.
A heart-to-heart talk.


4. abierto, al descampado, desprotegido del viento; Synonyms: exposed, exposed to the wind, unprotected from the wind, breezy, in the open, gusty
5. manifiesto; Synonyms: visible, conspicuous, manifest, patent, self-apparent, self-evident, tangible, glaring, in evidence; Open and observable; not secret or hidden. ; Without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.
An overt lie.
Overt hostility.
Overt intelligence gathering.
Open disregard of the law.
Open family strife.
Open hostility.
A blatant appeal to vanity.
A blazing indiscretion.


6. público; Synonyms: public, communal, overt, patent; Open and observable; not secret or hidden. ; Open to or in view of all. ; Not secret.
An overt lie.
Overt hostility.
Overt intelligence gathering.
An open protest.
An open letter to the editor.
Open plans.
An open ballot.

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