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*o·pen¹ /`opən; ˈəʊpən/
adj
1 not closed 开着的:
Who left the window open? 谁把窗户开着？
I could barely keep my eyes open. 我简直睁不开眼睛。
A book lay open on the table. 桌上摊开着一本书。
2 if a shop, bank etc is open, you can go into it and use it 〔商店、银行等〕开门营业的:
What time does the pharmacy open? 那药房何时开门营业？
We're open until six. 我们营业至六时。
3 finished and ready for people to use 已完成并可供使用的:
When will the new library be open? 新图书馆何时启用？
4 available for anyone to do or take part in 可供任何人使用［参与］的; 公开的:
+ to Few jobs were open to women in those days. 那时候很少有职位聘用女性。
5 not surrounded by buildings, walls etc, or not covered 空旷的，敞开的; 没有遮盖的:
walking across the open countryside 走过开阔的郊野
an open fire 明火
6 honest and not keeping anything secret 坦率的，不隐瞒的:
We try to be open with each other. 我们尽量做到彼此坦诚相对。
7 keep/have an open mind to not decide about something until you have heard what other people say about it 抱着开放态度〔不怀成见〕
8 keep your eyes/ears open spoken to keep looking or listening carefully so that you notice anything that may be important 【口】 细心观察/聆听
9 open to criticism/discussion/misunderstanding etc able to be criticized, discussed etc 会招致批评/会引起议论/易被误解等:
Her comments were open to misunderstanding. 她的这番评论会遭受误解。
10 be open to suggestions/new ideas to want to hear other people's suggestions and ideas because you think they may be useful 乐于听取建议/新的观点
11 not fastened 敞开的，未系好的:
His shirt was open. 他的衬衫敞开着。
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