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Meanings of opening in English
Usage of opening in English
1
The opening of state borders continues to create political tension in Australia.
2
Several foreign banks, however, say they are considering opening new representative offices.
3
The formal state opening of parliament will take place the following week.
4
Given the opening day results in Group C, Prandelli has a point.
5
The government bowled up several answers to Albanese's opening question on Wednesday.
6
However, a plan to double its opening hours requires eight new staff.
7
I thought they were good tonight, apart from the opening 15 minutes.
8
Warner Bros. said it is optimistic about new markets opening for business.
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Indications for Europe and Wall Street, however, suggested a mixed opening session.
10
And 13 minutes later, the opening period's best chance fell to Xavi.
11
Thank you, that will be one million euro for the opening sentence.
12
TS: The opening of Part II took a long time to come.
13
Those figures require the phenomenon to last way past the opening week.
14
Ideally, she said, the opening date should be as soon as possible.
15
I don't think I've ever heard the opening taken quite so fast.
16
Good young male-driven opening business this weekend looks to drop off rapidly.
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Translations for opening
Spanish
Opening through the time
Opening across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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