Synonyms of open in English:
open
See definition of open
adjective
1‘the door's open’
shut, closed
2‘a blue silk shirt, open at the neck’
3‘the council used several tonnes of grit in a bid to keep the main roads open’
blocked
4‘an eighteenth-century farmhouse with lovely views over open countryside’
enclosed, built-up, developed
5‘a map of the area was open beside him’
closed, put away
6‘the shop is open daily’
shut, closed
7‘I could keep the position open for a week or two, to give you time to think’
8‘he criticized the system for being open to abuse’
immune
9‘she was quite open about her feelings’
secretive, deep, devious
10‘they eyed one another with open hostility’
concealed
11‘the case is still open’
decided, concluded
12‘I'm keeping an open mind on the subject’
biased
13‘I'm always open to suggestions’
14‘what other options are open to us?’
15‘they are required by law to hold an open meeting’
private
verb
1‘she opened the front door’
close, shut
2‘when Katherine opened the parcel, she found a copy of ‘Daisy Miller’’
3‘shall I open another bottle?’
4‘Adam opened the Ordnance Survey map’
close, fold up
5‘a statement in which he opened his heart as never before’
6‘we're hoping to open next month’
7‘Sir Bryan opened the meeting by welcoming the Commissioner’
end, finish
8‘the lounge opens on to a terrace’