I didn’t want her to feel trapped and I wanted her to feel open and have the ability any time if this is too much for you, go and find somebody.
The fewer connections open, the fewer resources the server and Googlebot have to spend on crawling.
It’s convenient for youDuring Kentucky’s primary election in June, the state opened about 200 polling locations, a fraction of the 3,700 it usually uses.
I picked up a trap and tilted open the door to see a pink, fleshy star staring back at me.
One is simply opening the mobile version and desktop side by side to look for differences.
It’s cool because Trenchmouth opened for Green Day in the early ‘90s in Wisconsin.
Slowly, two were opened up, and in 2010 the regional government opened all four Brogpa villages in a push for tourism.
Compare that to Guardians of the Galaxy which opened in Korea on July 31.
“Basically, I was contacted and asked if an appeal could be opened on my behalf,” she told me from her home in Providence.
People using it effectively opened a secret channel on an a public platform.
Before Ripperda could unclasp his lips to reply, the stranger had opened the door, and passed through it like a gliding shadow.
Then the door opened, the portiere was swept aside, and Anselme announced "Monsieur de Garnache."
:without restrictions as to who may participate: an open competition; an open session.
:accessible or available to follow: the only course still open to us.
:not taken or filled; not preempted; available; vacant: Which job is open?
:ready for or carrying on normal trade or business: The new store is now open. The office is open on Saturdays.
:not engaged or committed: Have you any open time on Monday?
:accessible, as to appeals, ideas, or offers: to be open to suggestion.
:exposed to general view or knowledge; existing, carried on, etc., without concealment: open disregard of the rules.
:acting publicly or without concealment, as a person.
:unreserved, candid, or frank, as persons or their speech, aspect, etc.: an open manner.
:generous, liberal, or bounteous: to give with an open hand.
:liable or subject: open to question; open to retaliation.
:undecided; unsettled: several open questions.
:without effective or enforced legal, commercial, or moral regulations: an open town.
:unguarded by an opponent: an open wide receiver.
:noting the part of the sea beyond headlands or enclosing areas of land: to sail on the open seas.
:free of ice, as a body of water or a seaport.
:free of navigational hazards: an open coast.
: available for foreign trade; not closed by government regulations or by considerations of health.
: in operation; live.
: occurring at the beginning of a group of words or characters that is set off, as from surrounding text: open parenthesis; open quotes.Compare close.
:not yet balanced or adjusted, as an account.
:not constipated, as the bowels.
:Phonetics. articulated with a relatively large opening above the tongue or with a relatively large oral aperture, as the vowel sound of cot compared with that in caught. ending with a vowel. continuant.
:Linguistics. readily admitting new members, as the class of nouns, verbs, or adjectives.
:Printing. in outline form.widely spaced or leaded, as printed matter.
:Music. not closed at the far end. not stopped by a finger. produced by such a pipe or string or, on a wind instrument, without the aid of a slide, key, etc.
:Mathematics. containing neither endpoint. consisting of points having neighborhoods wholly contained in the set, as the set of points within a circle. having the property that the image of an open set is an open set.
:free from frost; mild or moderate: an open winter.
:Animal Husbandry. not pregnant.
:Textiles. so loosely woven that spaces are visible between warp and filling yarns.
v.有主动词 verb
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:to move from a shut or closed position so as to admit of passage.
:to render unobstructed by moving a door, window sash, etc., away from it.
:to render the interior of readily accessible.
:to clear of obstructions.
:to clear.
:to give access to; make accessible or available, as for use: to open a port for trade.
:to establish for business purposes or for public use: to open an office.
:to set in action, begin, start, or commence: to open a campaign.
:to uncover, lay bare, or expose to view.
:to expand, unfold, or spread out: to open a map.
:to make less compact, less closely spaced, or the like: to open ranks.
:to disclose, reveal, or divulge.
:to render accessible to knowledge, enlightenment, sympathy, etc.: to open one's mind.
:to cut, blast, or break into: to open a safe with nitro.
:to make or produce by cutting or breaking, or by pushing aside or removing obstructions: to open a way through a crowd.
:to make an incision or opening in: to open a boil.
:Law. to recall or revoke for the purpose of allowing further contest or delay.to make the first statement of to the court or jury.
:Cards. to begin a hand by making, placing, or playing as the lead.
:Nautical. to sail so that the apparent location of a distant fixed object changes with relation to a nearer fixed object.
v.无主动词 verb
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:to become open, as a door, building, box, or enclosure.
:to afford access: a door that opens into a garden.
:to have an opening, passage, or outlet: The room opens into a corridor.
: to open its doors to the public: The museum opens at one o'clock.
:to begin a session or term, as a school.
:to begin a season, series of performances, or tour, as a theatrical company: The play will open in Boston.
:to begin, start, or commence an activity: The game opened with the national anthem.
:to part, or seem to part, so as to allow or reveal a passage: At last the cliffs opened to show us that we were heading for the sea.
:to become disclosed or revealed.
:to come into view; become more visible or plain.
:to become receptive to knowledge, sympathy, etc., as the mind.
:to disclose or reveal one's knowledge, thoughts, feelings, etc.
:to unfold or expand, as a blossom, so as to reveal the interior.
:to spread out or expand, as the hand or a fan.
:to spread apart or separate, as pages of a book, newspaper, etc.: Open to page 32.
:to spread or come apart; burst: The wound opened.
:to become less compact, less closely spaced, or the like: The ranks began to open.
:Cards. to make the first bet, bid, or lead in beginning a hand.
:Hunting. to begin to bark, as on the scent of game.
n.名词 noun
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:an open or clear space.
:the open air.
:the open water, as of the sea.
:an opening or aperture.
:an opening or opportunity.
:a contest or tournament in which both amateurs and professionals may compete, especially in golf and tennis.
:the open, the unenclosed or unobstructed country.the outdoors: Vacations in the open are fine for the entire family.the condition of being unconcealed, recognized, or publicly known: The scandal is now out in the open.
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:open up, to become or make open.to expand, especially before the eye: A breathtaking panorama opened up as we reached the top of the hill.to achieve the initial development of: to open up a business office; to open up trade with China.Slang.to increase speed or the speed of.
out in the open
throw open
wide open
with one's eyes open
with open arms
Sol got up, slowly; took a backward step into the yard; filled his lungs, opened his mouth, made his eyes round.
We were in the midst of it, and having a merry time, when the door suddenly opened and Liszt appeared.
Impressed by the lugubrious scene, Aguinaldo yielded, and the next day peace negotiations were opened.