opened
/ˈoʊpənd/
adjective
- Not closed; allowing access or passage.
- The opened gate let the animals wander into the field.
- The opened window let in a cool breeze.
- She left the opened envelope on the table.
verb
- Past tense of open: to move something so that it is no longer closed or blocked.
- They opened the window to let in fresh air.
- She opened the door and walked into the room.
- He opened the book to the first page.
- Past tense of open: to start or begin something, such as a business, event, or discussion.
- She opened the meeting by introducing the main speaker.
- The new restaurant opened last week and was immediately popular.
- The mayor opened the festival with a short speech.
- Past tense of open: to make something available or accessible.
- The website opened its registration for the online course.
- The bank opened a new account for her.
- They opened the trail to hikers after the snow melted.
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