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- indicative 287
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- infantilize 77
- GO FOR 185
- reshuffle 295
- portuguese man-of-war 55
- frequentative 305
- marshland 425
- hit it off 73
- jurist 81
- feckless 227
- relish 432
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- cutting-edge 203
- anchorite 52
- CD player 188
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- novice 355
- Millionth 71
- bagman 96
- cupful 112
- protect 544
- fed up 169
- credit note 195
- legwork 79
- jamestown 48
- gdp 331
- outgrowth 457
- checkmate 238
- pepperoni 64
- elevation 220
- booties 78
- rightward 57
- I shudder to think 71
- dan 116
- city editor 145
- emergency room 149
- evince 170
- interplay 77
open adjective NOT CLOSED
A2 not closed or fastened开着的，未关的
an open door/window开着的门／窗
An open suitcase lay on her bed.一只打开的手提箱摆在她的床上。
You left the container open.你没把包装袋口封上。
Someone had left the window wide (= completely) open.有人把窗户敞开着。
He had several nasty open wounds (= those which had not begun to heal).他有几处严重的未愈合的伤口。
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His shirt was open to the waist revealing a very hairy chest.
We could hear him cursing and swearing as he tried to get the door open.
My jaw dropped open when she told me how old she was.
I keep the bedroom door open in case the children call for me in the night.
The thieves broke the safe open and stole the diamonds.
open adjective READY
A1 [ after verb ] ready to be used or ready to provide a service可用的；开放的；营业的
The supermarket is open till 8.00 p.m. 这家超市一直营业到晚上8点。
The road is open now, but it is often blocked by snow in the winter.这条路现在可以通行，不过在冬天它经常被雪封住。
The new hospital was declared open by the mayor.市长宣布新医院开始启用。
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The museum is open daily except Monday(s).
The Royal Apartments are open to the public.
The hotel bar is open to non-residents.
The west wing of the house is still lived in by Lord and Lady Carlton, while the rest of the house is open to the public.
As both a teacher and parent, she had a vested interest in seeing the school remain open.
open adjective NOT ENCLOSED
B1 not closed in or covered没有围上的，敞开的；开阔的；无遮盖的
It's not a good idea to camp in the middle of an open field (= one which is not covered with trees, bushes, etc.).在旷野之中宿营可不是个好主意。
Suddenly we had left the city behind and were out in open country.忽然我们离开了都市，进入了开阔的乡野。
The survivors were adrift on the open sea (= far from land).幸存者在外海上漂流。
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The road goes through several miles of open countryside.
The open road stretched out in front of us.
The house was surrounded by open fields.
The fishing boat made its way out of the harbour and into the open sea.
The soldiers were marching across open country.
open adjective COMPUTER
If a computer document or program is open, it is ready to be read or used.（计算机文件或程序）打开的，已启动的
Make sure you have both files open at the same time.确保你同时打开两个文档。
open adjective AVAILABLE
C1 [ after verb ] available; not limited可利用的；可得到的；没有限制的
There are still several possibilities open to you.你还有几个不同的选择。
The competition is open to anyone over the age of 16.16岁以上的人都可以参加这场竞赛。
Is the library open to the general public?这座图书馆向公众开放吗？
Their whole attitude to these negotiations is open to criticism (= can be criticized).他们对这些谈判的整个态度应该受到批评。
I'd like to think I'm open to (= willing to consider) any reasonable suggestion.我认为自己是愿意接受任何合理的建议的。
An accident would lay the whole issue of safety open (= cause it to be considered).一起事故会使整个安全问题凸显出来。
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The company's accounts are open to scrutiny.
The current system is open to abuse.
He laid himself open to ridicule.
The success of the project is open to question.
The publisher is open to book proposals from new authors.
open adjective NOT SECRET
C2 not secret不保密的；公开的；毫不掩饰的
There has been open hostility between them ever since they had that argument last summer.自从去年夏天他们发生了那场争吵后，两人就一直处于公开的敌对状态。
C2 honest and not trying to keep things secret坦诚的；坦率的；毫不隐讳的
He's very open about his weaknesses.他对自己的弱点毫不隐瞒。
I wish you'd be more open with me, and tell me what you're feeling.我希望你对我更坦诚一些，把你的感受告诉我。
She has an honest, open face.她有一张真诚坦率的面孔。
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I like her open and direct manner.
The deal was completely open and above board.
Despite a commitment to more open government, the public are still being kept in the dark about the inner machinations of the Cabinet.
They showed open contempt for their new neighbours.
The minister hasn't been entirely open about his business interests.
open adjective NOT DECIDED
not decided or certain尚未决定的，正在考虑中的；不确定的
We don't have to make a firm decision yet. Let's leave it open.我们还不必作出明确的决定，先考虑考虑吧。
We can leave our offer open for another week, but we have to have your decision by then.我们可以再给你一周时间考虑我们的出价，不过到时候我们必须知道你的决定。
I want to keep my options open, so I'm not committing myself yet.我想保留我的选择权，所以暂且不作决定。
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open verb BEGIN
B2 [ I or T ] to (cause to) begin（使）开始
I would like to open my talk by giving a brief background to the subject.正式开始讲话之前，我想先简短地介绍一下这个主题的背景。
I'm going to open an account with another bank.我打算在另一家银行开一个账户。
The Olympic Games open tomorrow.奥运会明天开幕。
A new radio station is due to open (up) next month.一家新电台预定下个月开播。
The film opens (= will be shown for the first time) in New York and Los Angeles next week.这部电影下周将在纽约和洛杉矶开始上映。
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The Chairperson opened the proceedings with a short speech.
I've opened an account with a building society.
The show will open with a firework display.
The album opens with his most famous song.
Let's open with a reminder of what we did last week.
open verb NOT CLOSED
A1 [ I or T ] to move something to a position that is not closed, or to make something change to a position that is not closed开；开放；打开
Could you open the window, please?请打开窗户好吗？
You can open your eyes now - here's your present.你现在可以睁开眼睛了——这是你的礼物。
The flowers open (out) in the morning but close again in the afternoon.这种花早上开，但是到了下午又会合拢。
From the kitchen there is a door that opens (out) into the garden.有一道门从厨房通向花园。
That door opens (out) onto the patio.那扇门通往露台。
informal "Open up (= open the door) - it's the police!" shouted the police officer, banging on the door.“开门——警察！”警察一边猛敲门一边喊道。
A2 [ T ] to remove or separate part of a container or parcel so that you can see or use what it contains开，开启，打开，揭开（包装或容器）
Don't open a new bottle just for me.不要为我一个人新开一瓶酒。
I couldn't wait to open the letter.我迫不及待要把信拆开。
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I can't open my bag - the zip has stuck.
I just opened the drawer as usual and the handle came away in my hand.
The customs officials made us go through the whole rigmarole of opening up our bags for inspection.
We must open the channels of communication between the two countries.
The door opens outwards.
open verb READY
A2 [ I or T ] If a shop or office opens at a particular time of day, it starts to do business at that time.开门，开始营业；开始办公
The coffee shop opens at ten o'clock.这家咖啡馆10点钟开门。
He opens (up) his coffee shop at ten o'clock.他的咖啡馆10点钟开始营业。
B2 [ T ] If someone, usually someone important, opens a building, event, etc., they officially say that it is ready to be used or to start operating.（通常指要人）宣布开业，宣布投入运营，为…揭幕
The new hospital will be officially opened by the mayor on Tuesday.这家新医院将在星期二由市长正式宣布投入使用。
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The box office opens at ten.
The Queen will open the new visitors' centre.
The opening of the superstore will sound the death knell for hundreds of small independent shops.
The factory opened last November.
The corner shop opens at five o'clock in the morning.
open verb AVAILABLE
[ T ] to make something available提供；使有…；开放，取消限制
This research opens (up) the possibility of being able to find a cure for the disease.这项研究为找到医治这种疾病的方法提供了可能。
The country is planning to open (up) its economy to foreign investment.该国正计划开放经济，欢迎外国投资。
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The market has been opened up to private investors.
By denying responsibility for the matter, the minister has opened himself up to criticism.
Deregulation has opened the rail industry to competition.
The chairman opened up the meeting to questions from the audience.
Organizers have been urged to open the race up to international runners.
open verb COMPUTER
open noun [ S ] NOT ENCLOSED
the open
somewhere outside, rather than in a building室外，户外；露天；野外
It's good to be (out) in the open after being cooped up in an office all day.在办公室里关了一整天后来到户外感觉真好。
open noun [ S ] NOT SECRET
bring sth out into the open
to tell people information that was secret公开（秘密）； 把…公之于众
It's time this issue was brought out into the open.是该把这件事公开的时候了。
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⇨ begin (open a meeting) ⇨ spread (a parachute opens) ⇨ start (a story opens) ⇨ undo (open a letter/bottle) ⇨ open fire ⇨ shoot ⇨ open the way ⇨ help 2 open adj.
⇨ open (open admiration/war) ⇨ honest (a very open person) ⇨ vulnerable (open to abuse) ⇨ lay sb open to sth ⇨ expose verb open ➡ See also the entries for clear adj. 1 and marked 另见clear形容词词条第1义和marked条 open ♦︎ overt ♦︎ blatant ♦︎ under sb's nose ♦︎ glaring These words all describe sth that is done in a very obvious way without any attempt to keep it secret. 这些词均表示公开的、不隐瞒的、明显的。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ an open / an overt / a blatant attempt ◆ open / overt / blatant discrimination ◆ overt / blatant sexuality ◆ a blatant / glaring example ◆ quite open / overt / blatant■ open known to everyone; not kept hidden 人人皆知的；非秘密的；公开的 ◆ an open display of affection公开示爱 ◆ One more border skirmish could lead to open war.再有一次边境冲突，就可能导致公开的战争。 ◆ We need more open government, starting with a Freedom of Information Act.我们需要更加透明的政府，首先是要通过知情权法案。 OPP secret ⇨ secret 1 ▸ openly ◆ The men in prison would never cry openly (= so that other people could see) .狱中犯人从不当众哭泣。 ■ overt əʊˈvɜːt, ˈəʊvɜːt; NAmE oʊˈvɜːrt , ˈoʊvɜːrt [usually before noun ] (formal ) done in an open way and not secretly 公开的；明显的；不隐瞒的 ◆ There was little overt support for the project.对这个项目公开表示支持的很少。 ◆ Her overt sexuality shocked cinema audiences.她不加掩饰的性行为令电影观众震惊。 OPP covert ⇨ secret 2 ⓘ Overt is a less general word than open and is only used to talk about actions and behaviour, not feelings, events or systems. * overt含义不及open宽泛，只用于描述行为和举止，不用于描述感情、事件或制度 ◆ an overt display of affection公开示爱 ◆ overt admiration/war/government ▸ overtly ◆ Charities are not allowed to be involved in overtly political activities.慈善机构不得参与明显属于政治的活动。 ■ blatant ˈbleɪtnt (disapproving ) (of an action that is considered wrong) done in an obvious and open way without caring if people object or are shocked, or if laws are broken （错误的行为）明目张胆的，公然的 ◆ The opposition party made a blatant attempt to buy votes.反对党公然企图贿选。 ◆ It was a blatant lie.那是个赤裸裸的谎言。 ▸ blatantly ◆ a blatantly unfair decision明显不公正的裁决 ■ under sb's ˈnose (informal ) if sth happens under sb's nose , they do not notice it, even though it is not being done secretly 当着某人的面，就在某人眼皮底下（却没有被察觉） ◆ The police didn't know the drugs ring was operating right under their noses.警方不知道贩毒集团就在他们眼皮底下运作。 ■ glaring ˈgleərɪŋ; NAmE ˈglerɪŋ [usually before noun ] (disapproving ) (of a mistake or sth bad) very easily seen （错误或负面的事物）显眼的，明显的，易见的 ◆ The failure to mention the role of Italy was a glaring omission in the book.未提到意大利的作用是书中一个明显的疏漏。 ▸ glaringly ◆ The mistakes were glaringly obvious .那些错误显而易见。
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open
Open: open, ajar, wide...
Describing or relating to areas of the body: anterior, cervical, function...
Words used to describe communication: closely, verbal, communicative...
Not covered: bare, naked, exposed...
Words used to describe dry, barren and empty areas of land: barren, arid, wild...
Words used to describe honest and sincere people and behaviour: honest, sincere, fine...
Known and not secret: known, overt, transparent...
Available and to be, or to become available: available, public, spare...
Words used to describe someone who is open-minded: have/keep an open mind, liberal, tolerant...
As a result of something and describing effects and results: therefore, consequently, accordingly...
Sensible and reasonable: practical, sensible, rational...
Possible and able to be done: possible, be able to do something, may...
To open or unlock something, or to come open: open up, open, try...
What plants can do: bear, bear fruit, bloom...
To move your limbs and appendages: reach out, reach, kick...
To use or to move the mouth or throat: clear your throat, dribble, drool...
What the eyes can do: adjust, blink, blink...
To change your position: balance, bear yourself, bend...
To do business and relating to doing business: account, after hours, asset...
Starting up in business: bootstrap, go into, set up...
To perform or entertain, or to be performed: amuse, appear, compère...
The activity of selling: aftermarket, buyer's market, call...
To start speaking, or to start speaking again: begin, bring up, continue...
To use a bank account: bank, bank in, borrow...
To start to exist or happen: start, begin, arise...
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