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A1  open  açmak; açılmak

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verb  /ˈəʊpən   / verb open (verb)
 /ˈəʊpən  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move sth or part of
sth so that it is no longer closed; to move so as to be no longer closed
açmak; açılmak
 This window won't open – it's stuck.
 The parachute failed to open and he was
killed.
 The book opened at the very page I needed.
 Open the curtains, will you?
 to open your eyes/hand/mouth
 to open a bag/letter/box
OPPOSITES CLOSE1, SHUT1
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to make it possible
for people to enter a place
açılmak; 
açmak; 
açılışını
yapmak
 Does that shop open on Sundays?
 The museum opens at 10.
 The company is opening two new branches
soon.
 Police finally opened the road six hours
after the accident.
OPPOSITES CLOSE1, SHUT1
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
to start (sth)
açılmak, başlamak; 
açmak, başlatmak
 The play opens in London next month.
 The chairman opened the meeting by
welcoming everybody.
 I'd like to open a bank account.
OPPOSITE CLOSE1
 4 [transitive]
to start a computer
program or file so that you can use it on the screen
 (bilgisayar) program
açmak
IDIOM
open
fire (at/on sb/sth)
to start shooting
ateş
açmak
 He ordered his men to open fire.
PHRASAL VERBS
open
into/onto sth
to lead to another
room, area or place
açılmak
 This door opens onto the garden.
open
out
to become wider
genişlemek
 The road opened out and we were able to get
past the tractor.
open
up 
1 to
talk about what you feel and think
duygularını
açmak
 2 to
open a door
kapıyı
açmak
 ‘Open up,’ shouted the police to the man
inside.
open
(sth) up 
1 to
become available or to make sth available
açılmak; 
açmak; 
doğmak, çıkmak
 When I left school all sorts of
opportunities opened up for me.
 Parts of the desert may soon be opened up
for farming.
 2 to
start business
iş
açmak
 The restaurant opened up last year.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	open
IPA	/ˈəʊpən / verb
Back	açmak; açılmak
Back 2	open (verb) /ˈəʊpən / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move sth or part of sth so that it is no longer closed; to move so as to be no longer closed açmak; açılmak This window won't open – it's stuck. The parachute failed to open and he was killed. The book opened at the very page I needed. Open the curtains, will you? to open your eyes/hand/mouth to open a bag/letter/box *OPPOSITES* CLOSE1, SHUT1 2 [intransitive, transitive] to make it possible for people to enter a place açılmak; açmak; açılışını yapmak Does that shop open on Sundays? The museum opens at 10. The company is opening two new branches soon. Police finally opened the road six hours after the accident. *OPPOSITES* CLOSE1, SHUT1 3 [intransitive, transitive] to start (sth) açılmak, başlamak; açmak, başlatmak The play opens in London next month. The chairman opened the meeting by welcoming everybody. I'd like to open a bank account. *OPPOSITE* CLOSE1 4 [transitive] to start a computer program or file so that you can use it on the screen (bilgisayar) program açmak IDIOM open fire (at/on sb/sth) to start shooting ateş açmak He ordered his men to open fire. PHRASAL VERBS open into/onto sth to lead to another room, area or place açılmak This door opens onto the garden. open out to become wider genişlemek The road opened out and we were able to get past the tractor. open up 1 to talk about what you feel and think duygularını açmak 2 to open a door kapıyı açmak ‘Open up,’ shouted the police to the man inside. open (sth) up 1 to become available or to make sth available açılmak; açmak; doğmak, çıkmak When I left school all sorts of opportunities opened up for me. Parts of the desert may soon be opened up for farming. 2 to start business iş açmak The restaurant opened up last year.

Open Açmak Opened Açılmak Transitive Sth Start Verb

open (verb)