conjugation opening - opened - opened
adjective: allowing access, passage, or a view through an empty space; not closed or blocked
Please leave the door open for some fresh air.
adjective: not sealed, fastened, or restricted; accessible or available
The store is open from 9 AM to 6 PM.
adjective: frank, honest, and not secretive
She was very open about her feelings.
adjective: undecided or subject to further change
The question is still open for discussion.
verb: to move or adjust something so as to leave a space allowing access
Do you mind if I open the window?
verb: to begin or inaugurate an event, activity, or operation
The mayor will open the new community center next week.
verb: to make available or accessible
The company plans to open a new branch in the city.
verb: to spread out or unfold
He opened the map on the table to study the route.
noun: an undeveloped or public area of land, especially one without fences or obstructions
The children ran freely across the open.
