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1.adj.1) ашық2) шешек атуwith open hands — кең пейілмен, жақсы раймен
an open hand — қолы ашық, жомарт
3) еркін, ашық (кіруге болатын)keep open house — конақжай, меймандос болу
4) шешілмеген5) ашық (жасырмай ашық айту)6) қоргалмаған7) ашық (буын) (gr.)2.n.1) ашық жер2) кеңістікcome into the open — жасырмай айту, ашық айту
3.v.1) ашу2) кесу, ашу3) жаю, жазуto open one's hand — қолын жаю, ашу
open one's heart (mind) to — ойындағысын, көңіліндегісін айту
4) бастауopen fire on (at) — атысу, ату, ата бастау
5) ашылу6) басталу
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come into view — index appear (materialize), emerge, occur (come to mind) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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