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Meanings of opened in anglès

portuguès
aberto
català
obert
espanyol
abierto

Not closed, something that has been opened.

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Usage of opened in anglès
1
Early last year, however, when Dick opened his new place, things changed.
The new yorker
2
Cases of malicious damage to property and public violence had been opened.
The South African
3
The case opened yesterday before Mr Justice Iarfhlaith O'Neill and continues today.
The Irish Times
4
Options market participants said the activity struck promptly as the market opened.
Reuters
5
The Republic's third health insurer, Vivas Health, officially opened for business yesterday.
The Irish Times
6
Witnesses said troops opened fire from attack helicopters; the military denied this.
Reuters
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The London market opened strongly today amid takeover speculation over broadcaster ITV.
The Irish Times
8
A new kaupapa Māori domestic violence initiative has opened in South Auckland.
Radio NZ
9
The country has also opened talks with China over possible financial support.
Reuters
10
European markets opened higher this morning with technology stocks among leading gainers.
The Irish Times
11
Agriculture also opened the way for social stratification, exploitation and possibly patriarchy.
The Guardian
12
He opened the report form that Milton Security used for personal investigations.
The girl who played with fire
13
The Crown opened the case today in the High Court in Nelson.
Radio NZ
14
Modern technology has opened up this huge area of research and information.
Reuters
15
This has opened the way to new thinking on financing social enterprises.
The Irish Times
16
Wednesday's release opened fissures in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rightist government.
Reuters
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portuguès
aberto
català
obert
espanyol
abierto
Opened through the time
Opened across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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