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adj. 1. нээлттэй, онгорхой. leave the door \open хаалга онгорхой хаях. 2. дэлгээстэй. The book lay \open on the table. Ном ширээн дээр дэлгээстэй байна. 3. задгай, товчлоогүй. 4. ил, задгай, нүцгэн. 5. нууц биш, илэрхий. 6. цайлган, шударга шулуун, илэн далангүй. 7. сул хоосон. be an open secret олны нүдэнд ил/ нууц биш байх. in open air задгай газар, салхинд. keep one's ears/ eyes open сонор сэрэмжтэй/ сэргэлэн байх. n. задгай. bring sth/ be/ come (out) in(to) the open нууц задруулах/ задрах. v. 1. онгойлгох/ онгойх, нээх/ нээгдэх. 2. нээх, задлах, онгойлгох. 3. ухах, малтах. \open a tunnel хонгил/ туннель ухах. \open a well худаг ухах/ малтах. 4. дэлгэх, нээх. 5. (хурал, цуглаан, данс) нээх. 6. нээх, ажиллуулах. open sb's/ one's eyes (to sth) нүдий нь нээх/ юм үзэж нүд тайлах. open into/ onto sth хүргэх, нэвтрүүлэх. This door \opens onto the garden. Энэ хаалгаар цэцэрлэг рүү нэвтэрдэг. open out өргөжих, томрох. open up 1. сэтгэлээ нээх. 2. гал нээх. 3. хаалга онгойлгох. open (sth) up 1. нээх, эхлэх. 2. задлах. open sth up задлах, онгойлгох, нээх. open (sth) with sth -аар эхлэх. open-air adj. гадаа, задгай газар/ салхинд. open-and-shut adj. тодорхой, илэрхий. open day n. нээлттэй өдөр. open-door adj. нээлттэй (бодлого г. м.). open-handed adj. сул гартай, өглөгч. open-hearted adj. сайхан сэтгэлтэй, цайлган. open letter n. нээлттэй захидал. open market n. чөлөөт зах зээл. open-mouthed adj. амаа ангайсан, гайхсан. open-necked adj. задгай захтай (цамц). open question n. шийдээгүй асуудал/ хэрэг. the open sea n. задгай тэнгис. openly adv. шууд, илэн далангүй. openness n. 1. илэн далангүй зан. 2. илэрхий байх. opener n. онгойлгогч. a can-opener лааз онгойлгогч.
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leave open the possibility of doing something — leave open the possibility of (something/doing something) to not prevent something from happening. The spokesman left open the possibility of another meeting before the Israeli leader left Washington. Usage notes: also used with that: His… … New idioms dictionary
leave open the possibility of — (something/doing something) to not prevent something from happening. The spokesman left open the possibility of another meeting before the Israeli leader left Washington. Usage notes: also used with that: His retirement leaves open the… … New idioms dictionary
leave open — {v. phr.} To remain temporarily unsettled; subject to further discussion. * /Brad said that the question of health insurance would be left open until some future date./ … Dictionary of American idioms
leave open — {v. phr.} To remain temporarily unsettled; subject to further discussion. * /Brad said that the question of health insurance would be left open until some future date./ … Dictionary of American idioms
leave\ open — v. phr. To remain temporarily unsettled; subject to further discussion. Brad said that the question of health insurance would be left open until some future date. •• to delay a decision or conclusion until after further discussion or action … Словарь американских идиом
leave open — to delay a decision or conclusion until after further discussion or action … Idioms and examples
leave something open — leave (something) open to keep something available. I ve left the evening of the 12th open, just in case you want to go out to dinner. We still have plenty of alternatives left open to us. Related vocabulary: leave open the possibility of… … New idioms dictionary
leave the matter open — See: LEAVE OPEN … Dictionary of American idioms
leave the matter open — See: LEAVE OPEN … Dictionary of American idioms
