open

open: ['əupn] 1. adj
1) (unfastened, unsealed) [+ door, window] 开着的 [kāizhe de]

He climbed through the open window. — 他从开着的窗户中爬了进来。; [+ container] 打开的 [dǎkāi de]

an open packet of cigarettes — 一包打开的香烟; [+ mouth, eyes] 张着的 [zhāngzhe de]

Angelica looked at me with her mouth open. — 安吉莉卡张着嘴看着我。

2) (accessible to the public) [+ shop] 营业的 [yíngyè de]

The bank won't be open for another half-hour. — 这家银行再过半个小时就不营业了。

3) [+ countryside, road] 开阔的 [kāikuò de]

The road stretched across open country. — 道路穿过开阔地带向前延伸。

4) (frank) [+ nature, character] 坦率的 [tǎnshuài de]

Judy had an open and trusting nature. — 朱迪天性坦率、易信赖他人。

5) (not reserved) [+ ticket, return] 日期待定的 [rìqī dàidìng de]

I can stay as long as I want, I've got an open ticket. — 我想呆多久就呆，我买了张日期待定的票。

6) (available) [+ offer, vacancy] 可得到的 [kě dédào de]

We should use all the opportunities open to us. — 我们应该利用一切可得到的机会。

I'm afraid the vacancy is no longer open. — 我恐怕这个职位空缺没了。
2. vt
1) (unfasten, unseal) [+ container] 打开 [dǎkāi]

I opened a can of beans. — 我打开了一罐豆子。; [+ door, lid] 开 [kāi]

She opened the door with her key. — 她用钥匙开了门。; [+ letter] 拆开 [chāikāi]

I'll open the mail after breakfast. — 我会在早饭后拆开信件。; [+ book, hand, mouth, eyes] 开 [kāi]

He opened the heavy Bible. — 他翻开厚重的圣经。

He opened his mouth and yawned. — 他张开嘴打了个哈欠。

She opened her eyes and looked around. — 她睁开眼睛向四周望了望。

2) (launch, declare operational) 宣布营业 [xuānbù yíngyè]

The leisure centre was opened by the Queen in 1976. — 这个休闲中心是在1976年由女王宣布开业的。
3. vi
1) (come unfastened or unsealed) [+ door, lid] 开 [kāi]

The door opened and a tall man entered the room. — 门开了，一个高个子男人走进了房间。; [+ container] 开 [kāi]

The box opened and the books fell out. — 盒子开了，里面的书掉了出来。

2) [+ book, hand, mouth, eye, flower] 张开 [zhāngkāi]

The officer's mouth opened in astonishment. — 这个官员吃惊地张大了嘴。

Her eyes opened and she woke up. — 她的眼睛睁开了，她醒过来了。

3) [+ public building] (each day) 开门 [kāimén]

He was waiting for the bar to open. — 他等着酒吧开门。; (for first time) 开始营运 [kāishǐ yíngyùn]

The original railway station opened in 1854. — 最早的火车站于1854年开始营运。

4) (have first night) [+ film, play] 首演 [shǒuyǎn]

The new Spielberg film has opened in New York. — 斯皮尔伯格的新电影已在纽约首映。
4. n
* (out) in the open — (not secret) 公开 [gōngkāi]

* an open question — 容许争论的问题

* an open secret — 公开的秘密

* an open fire — 未封上的炉火

* in the open (air) — 在户外

* the open sea/ocean — 远海/洋

* to open one's mouth — (speak) 张口说话

* to be open to — [+ suggestions, ideas] 乐意接受; [+ criticism, abuse] 容易受到

* open to the public seven days a week — 一周向公众开放7天

* to open an account — 开立账户

Phrasal Verbs:

- open onto

- open up

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Synonyms:

Unclose, lay open, make open, render free of access, Part, be unclosed, be parted, be sundered, be severed, Unclosed, uncovered / Plain, evident, apparent, laid bare, obvious / Fully prepared, attentive / Undetermined, to be debated, debatable / Spread, expand, Come into view, begin to appear, Expanded, extended, unclosed, spread / Exhibit, explain, interpret, Begin, commence, Frank, unreserved, candid, ingenuous, undisguised, undesigning, artless, undissembling, sincere, guileless, fair, honest, single-minded, above-board, open-hearted, hearty, cordial / Begin, commence, enter upon, initiate, Liberal, generous, munificent, bountiful, open-handed, free, bounteous / Show, bring to knowledge, Exposed, unprotected, undefended / Reveal, disclose, Clear, unobstructed / Make liberal, liberalize, Unenclosed, accessible, public, unrestricted, free to all / Unsettled, not adjusted / Mild, moderate

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