open
/ˈəʊpən/
/ˈəʊpən/
释义
noun公开，为人所知；在户外，露天；在野外
adjective开着的；开阔的，空旷的；敞开的，露天的；裸露的；开放，营业；公开；坦诚的，直率的；未决定，尚在考虑；在户外，在露天
verb开，打开；开启；开始，启动；以…开头；开门，开放；为…揭幕
英英释义
nounnot hidden or secret
nounoutside; in the countryside
adjectivenot closed or blocked
adjectiveaway from towns and people; with not many buildings or trees
adjectivewith no cover or roof on
adjectiveable to be used or done; available
adjectivenot hiding your thoughts and feelings
adjectivenot yet decided
adjectiveoutside
verbto move, or to move something, so that something is not closed or covered
verbto start something; to start
verbto make it possible for people to enter a place
场景例句
- They intend to bring their complaints out into the open.
- Children need to play out in the open.
- Leave the windows open.
- The book lay open on the table.
- an open box
- Despite the snow, the roads stayed open.
- We were in open country.
- They cooked their meals over an open fire.
- The hall of the old house was open to the sky.
- The bank is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- The competition is open to all children under the age of 14.
- She’s a very open person.
- ‘Where shall we go on Friday?’ ‘Let’s leave it open.’
- We had our lunch in the open air.
- The door opened and a man came in.
- It was hot, so I opened a window.
- Open your eyes!
- Open your books at page 10.
- I’d like to open a bank account.
- How do you open a file in this program?
- The story opens with a murder.
- Banks don’t open on Sundays.
- The president opened the new hospital.
词态变化
open, opens, opened, opening
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