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| generous {adj} [open-handed, giving freely] | 476 freigiebig | |
| generous {adj} [open-handed, giving freely] | 433 freigebig | |
| open {adj} [with an open mind] | 182 aufgeschlossen [empfänglich] | |
| suspect {adj} [open to suspicion] | 78 zweifelhaft | |
| equivocal {adj} [open to two interpretations] | 65 doppeldeutig | |
| bald {adj} [undisguised, open (lie etc.)] | 11 unverhüllt [unverhohlen] | |
| free {adj} [candid, open-hearted] | 11 offenherzig | |
| pocketing sth. {pres-p} [obs.] [fig.] [receive (an insult, an affront, etc.) without open resentment] | 8 etw.Akk. hinnehmend [eine Kränkung etc.] | |
| to {adv} [door, window - ajar, slightly open] | 7 angelehnt | |
| issuable {adj} [open to debate] | 6 bestreitbar | |
| disputable {adj} [open to debate] | zur Diskussion stehend | |
| Gorey! [Irish] [coll.] [dated] [idiom] [Shouted after a person who leaves a door open; in an attack upon Gorey in 1798, insurgents carried off all the doors.] | Habt ihr zuhause Säcke vor den Türen? [ugs.] [Redewendung] [Frage an jdn., der eine Tür offen stehen lässt] | |
| ope {adj} [archaic or literary] [mostly pred.] [open] | offen | |
| opened {adj} {past-p} [open book] | aufgeschlagen [Buch] | |
| public {adj} [open to the public] | öffentlich zugängig | |
| uncovered {adj} [open] | offen | |
| unsunned {adj} [fig.] [not open to the public] | unveröffentlicht [nicht an die Öffentlichkeit gebracht] | |
Verbs |
| to break sth. [force open] | 566 etw.Akk. aufbrechen [mit Gewalt öffnen] | |
| to snap [snap open, flick] | 524 aufschnappen | |
| to burst sth. [open] | 325 etw. aufsprengen | |
| to pop [burst, burst open] | 192 aufplatzen | |
| to reveal [to lay open to view] | 165 freilegen | |
| to pop sth. [to open sth.] [trunk, lid, etc.] | 128 etw.Akk. aufschlagen [aufklappen] [Kofferraum, Deckel u. ä.] | |
| to rupture [tear open] | 74 aufreißen | |
| to unfold sth. [open or spread out] [a map, a tablecloth, etc.] | 27 etw.Akk. auseinandermachen [ugs.] [salopp] [auseinanderfalten] | |
| to start sth. [establish, open] | 12 einrichten [einführen, gründen, etablieren] | |
| orn. zool. to gape [of young birds: open their beaks to be fed] | sperren [von jungen Vögeln: den Schnabel aufsperren, um gefüttert zu werden] | |
| to gape [open the beak / bill wide] | den Schnabel aufsperren | |
| to gape [open the mouth wide] | das Maul aufreißen [bei Tieren, sonst ugs. derb für: Mund aufreißen] | |
| to gape [open] | sich auftun [geh.] | |
Nouns |
| compound [open area enclosed by a fence] | 936 Gelände {n} [von einem Zaun umschlossenes Gelände, z. B. Werksgelände] | |
| comm. mart [esp. open air market] | 308 Markt {m} [Wochenmarkt] | |
| gastr. sandwich [open] | 72 Brötchen {n} [österr.] | |
| archi. ward [open court] | 21 Burghof {m} | |
| urban circus [esp. Br.] [circular open space where several streets converge] | 12 Rondell {n} [runder Platz] | |
| agr. barn [in open countryside] | 9 Feldscheune {f} | |
| automot. bakkie [S.Afr.] [pickup or utility vehicle with an open load area] | 5 [(leichtes) Nutzfahrzeug mit offener Ladefläche] | |
| mil. sports streamer [coll.] [parachute that fails to open properly] | 5 Fahne {f} [ugs.] [auch Fähnchen] [Fallschirm, der sich nicht ordnungsgemäß öffnet] | |
| agr. geogr. [an area of open and sparsely wooded countryside in Germany and Switzerland] | Gäulandschaft {f} [südd.] [schweiz.] | |
| [day of the open heritage site] | Tag {m} des offenen Denkmals | |
| admin. pol. [day on which an office is open for public consultation] | Amtstag {m} [österr.] | |
| gastr. jobs oenol. [female sommelier experienced in breaking open a champagne bottle using a saber] | Sabreuse {f} | |
| gastr. jobs oenol. [sommelier experienced in breaking open a champagne bottle using a saber] | Sabreur {m} | |
| phonet. ash <æ> [symbol representing the sound of a near-open front unrounded vowel] | [phonetisches Zeichen für einen ungerundeten fast offenenen Vorderzungenvokal] <æ> | |
| chaise [hist.] [a horse-drawn two-wheeled carriage, typically with a half-open top] | Halbchaise {f} [veraltet] [Kutsche mit Halbverdeck] | |
| ind. lampworking [shaping objects from glass rods or tubes using an open flame from a lamp or from a torch] | Glasblasen {n} vor der Lampe | |
| print letterspacing [open or wide] | Sperren {n} | |
| archi. palapa [Am.] [open-sided structure with a palm-thatched roof] | Palapa {n} [offene Struktur mit einem Palm-Strohdach] | |
| square [open area] | Platzanlage {f} | |
| stanhope [light open horse-drawn carriage for one person, with two or four wheels] | Stanhope-Kutsche {f} [auch: Stanhope Gig {n}] | |
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