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opening

/ˈəʊ.pən.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈəʊ.pən.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruОписывает начальную стадию, возможность или проём, позволяющий доступ или вход.

Describes something that is an initial stage, opportunity, or gap allowing access or entry.

  1. First or initialB1formal

    Coming at the beginning; introductory or inaugural.

    ruНачальный

    • The opening chapter sets the scene for the story.
    • She gave the opening speech at the conference.
    • This is the opening scene of the movie.

    Synonymsbeginningfirstinauguralinitialintroductorystarting

    Antonymsclosingconcludingendingfinallastterminal

  2. Available or accessibleB2formal

    Providing an opportunity or space; welcoming.

    ruСвободный

    • The position is still opening for applications.
    • They have an opening policy towards new ideas.
    • The store has an opening for a sales assistant.

    Antonymsbarredblockedclosedinaccessibleshutunavailable

Forms
  • more opening comparative form
  • most opening superlative form
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noun

/ˈəʊ.pən.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее отверстие, дыру или пространство в чём-либо, или начало события или деятельности.

A noun referring to a gap, hole, or space in something, or the beginning of an event or activity.

  1. Gap or holeA2formal

    A space or hole in something solid or between two things.

    ruПроём или отверстие

    • The window has a small opening for ventilation.
    • He squeezed through a narrow opening in the fence.
    • The cave had a dark opening at the base of the cliff.

    Synonymsaperturecleftcrackcrevicefissuregapholenotchorificeslitslotvent

    Antonymsblockclosureplugsealstopper

  2. B1formal

    The start or beginning of an event, performance, or period.

    ruНачало

    • The opening of the new store attracted many customers.
    • The movie's opening scene was very dramatic.
    • She spoke at the opening of the conference.

    Synonymsbeginningcommencementinceptionkickofflaunchonsetoutsetstart

    Antonymscloseconclusionendfinishtermination

  3. Job opportunityB1formal

    A vacant position or opportunity for employment.

    ruВакансия

    • There is an opening for a marketing manager.
    • We have an opening in our sales department.
    • The company announced several new openings.

    Synonymsappointmentjobopportunitypositionpostsituationslotvacancy

  4. OpportunityB2informal

    A chance or possibility to do something.

    ruВозможность

    • This is a great opening to start your own business.
    • He saw an opening to make a good impression.
    • The mistake gave the opponent an opening to score.

    Synonymschanceoccasionopportunitypossibilityslotvacancywindow

    Antonymsbarrierblockagedead endobstacle

Forms
  • openings plural form
  • openings' possessive plural form
  • opening's possessive singular form
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verb

open/ˈəʊ.pən/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по открыванию чего-либо, предоставлению доступа или началу чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing something to become open or accessible, or to begin something.

  1. Unclose or unlockA1formal

    To move a door, window, lid, etc., so that it is no longer closed or covering something.

    ruОткрыть

    • Please open the window; it's hot in here.
    • She opened the door and invited us in.
    • He opened the box to see what was inside.

    Synonymsunbarunboltunfastenunlock

    Antonymscloselocksealshut

  2. Start or beginA2formal

    To begin operating, trading, or functioning.

    ruОткрыть

    • The store opens at 9 AM every day.
    • The new school opens next month.
    • They opened the meeting with a welcome speech.

    Synonymsbegincommenceinauguratelaunchstart

  3. Unfold or revealB1formal

    To unfold, spread out, or reveal something that was closed or hidden.

    ruРаскрыть

    • Open the map so we can find the route.
    • She opened her heart and shared her feelings.
    • The detective opened the case file.

    Synonymsdiscloseexposerevealspread outuncoverunfoldunfurlunveil

    Antonymscloseconcealhidesealshut

Forms
  • opened past participle
  • opened past simple
  • opening present participle
  • opens third person singular

Phrasal variantsopen up

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