Vocab Bloom Hub

opener

/ˈəʊ.pən.ər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das das erste Ereignis einer Reihe, eine Person, die etwas aufschließt oder öffnet, oder ein Handwerkzeug zum Öffnen versiegelter Behälter wie Flaschen oder Dosen bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˈəʊ.pən.ər/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das das erste Ereignis einer Reihe, eine Person, die etwas aufschließt oder öffnet, oder ein Handwerkzeug zum Öffnen versiegelter Behälter wie Flaschen oder Dosen bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the first event in a series, a person who unfastens or opens something, or a hand tool used for opening sealed containers such as bottles or cans.

  1. First event in a seriesB1formal

    The initial item, performance, or game in a sequence or series.

    deEröffnung

    • The season opener was a thrilling match.
    • The band played their hit song as the opener for the concert.
    • The tournament opener set a high standard for the rest of the games.

    Synonymebeginningcurtain raiserfirstinauguralkickoffopeningstartstarter

    Antonymecloserfinale

  2. Person who opensB2formal

    A person who unfastens, unwraps, or opens something.

    deÖffnender

    • He was the designated bottle opener at the party.
    • The letter opener carefully slit the envelope.
    • She acted as the door opener for the guests.
  3. Tool for opening containersA2formal

    A hand tool used for opening sealed containers such as bottles or cans.

    deÖffner

    • Can you pass me the bottle opener?
    • The can opener is in the kitchen drawer.
    • He used a multi-tool that included a bottle opener.

    Synonymebottle openercan openercorkscrewtin opener

    Antonymeclosersealer

Formen
  • openers plural form
  • openers' possessive plural form
  • opener's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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