open door

• 指创造机会或使某事成为可能；常作比喻，表示给予进入的途径或进步的机会。

To create an opportunity or make something possible, often used metaphorically to describe providing access or a chance for progress.

1. Literal meaningA1formal

   A door that is not closed or locked, allowing entry or exit.

   开着的门

   • Please leave the open door so the cat can come in.
   • He walked through the open door into the garden.
   • The open door let in a cool breeze.

2. Opportunity or accessB2formal

   A situation that provides a chance or opportunity for something.

   敞开大门

   • The scholarship opened the door to a better education.
   • Her connections opened doors for her in the industry.
   • This agreement opens the door to new trade possibilities.

3. Policy of opennessB2formal

   A policy or attitude of being welcoming, transparent, or accessible.

   开放政策

   • The company has an open door policy for employee feedback.
   • The manager maintains an open door for any concerns.
   • An open door approach encourages communication.