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1) відкритий, неприхований; невирішений; ноторний; чистий ( про акредитив)2) розпочинати, відкривати; розпочинатися (про суд, судовий розгляд)•- open a conferenceopen the country's major waterway to foreign navigation — відкривати головний водний шлях країни для навігації іноземних суден
- open a consulate
- open a court
- open a judgement
- open a judgment
- open a meeting
- open a sitting
- open a trial
- open act
- open agreement
- open an occurrence
- open balloting
- open bankruptcy proceedings
- open borstal
- open camp
- open charter
- open check
- open cheque
- open commitment
- open company
- open confession
- open conflict
- open contract
- open convention
- open corporation
- open court
- open cover
- open debate
- open defence
- open defense
- open deliberation on an act
- open deliberation on an a law
- open diplomacy
- open distortion of facts
- open door principle
- open-end
- open-end contract
- open-ended
- open-ended authorization
- open-ended warrant
- open enmity
- open fire
- open fire with a machine gun
- open force
- open general license
- open government
- open guilt
- open hearings
- open-hearted
- open-hearted confession
- open indecency
- open institution
- open intervention
- open joint-stock company
- open letter
- open letter of credit
- open lewdness
- open market
- open mortgage
- open negotiations
- open occupation
- open one's practice
- open Parliament
- open policy
- open possession
- open prison
- open session
- open session sitting
- open sitting
- open shelter
- open society
- open source of information
- open terror
- open the argument
- open the case
- open the defense
- open the defence
- open the pleadings
- open the prosecution
- open the session
- open to public inspection
- open treaty
- open type institution
- open use of force
- open veins
- open one's veins
- open verdict
- open violence
- open ward
- open waters
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