日本語WordNet
used of mouth or eyes; "keep your eyes open"; "his mouth slightly opened"
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The past tense and past participle of 'open.' It describes something that has been made accessible, unfastened, or started. Opened can refer to physical actions like unsealing containers or doors, as well as abstract concepts like beginning events, discussions, or business operations.
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Would you mind terribly if I opened the door seeks permission through double mitigation emphasizing consideration for interlocutor preferences.
「ドアを開けても大変ご迷惑でしょうか」は、対話者の好みへの配慮を強調する二重の緩和を通じて許可を求めている。
The politician's statement opened a Pandora's box of controversy, unleashing accusations and recriminations that spiraled beyond anyone's control, creating chaos that threatened to engulf his entire administration.
政治家の発言は論争のパンドラの箱を開け、誰の制御も超えて螺旋状に広がる告発と相互非難を解き放ち、彼の政権全体を飲み込むと脅かす混沌を作り出した。
Traffic congestion was alleviated after the new highway opened.
新しい高速道路が開通した後、交通渋滞が緩和されました。
The children delightedly opened their presents.
子供たちは大喜びでプレゼントを開けました。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz