Diccionario Inglés - Ojibwe:
Sinónimos de la palabra "open":
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Lunch |
Mutual |
| mutual fund |
opened |
opening |
| opens |
trust |
unit |
La definición de la palabra "open":
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1. not closed; not sealed; exposed, vulnerable; honest, frank; receptive; unrestricted; spread out; accessible; available |
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2. spacious place; wilderness, outdoors; open air, fresh air; competition in which both professionals and amateurs may compete; state of being unconcealed |
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3. unit trust or open-end trust; Company that invests the funds of its subscribers in diversified securities and issues units representing shares in those holdings. It differs from an investment trust, which issues shares in the company itself. While investment trusts have a fixed capitalization and a limited number of shares for sale, mutual funds make a continuous offering of new shares at net asset value (plus a sales charge) and redeem their shares on demand at net asset value, determined daily by the market value of the securities they hold. |
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4. open market operation |
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5. open heart surgery; |
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6. Used in the context of general equities. Having either buy or sell interest at the indicated price level and side of a preceding trade. "Open on the buy/sell side," means open to customer buyers/sellers, not that he/she wants to buy/sell but rather that he wants to find buyers/sellers (meaning that he/she is a seller/buyer). Antithesis of clean. |
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7. chess A type of position or file. |
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8. OK, who farted? |
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9. The first price of the day for a contract on a securities or futures exchange. Futures exchanges post opening ranges for daily trading. Due to the fast-moving operation of futures markets, this range of closely related prices allows market participants to fill contracts at any price within the range, rather than be restricted to one price. The daily prices that are published are approximate medians of the opening range. |
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10. When markets are in session, or contracts are being traded, the markets are said to be "open." |
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11. anagram peon |
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12. anagram nope |
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13. move to an open position; be moved to an open position; begin; clear from obstructions; lead out or into; spread out; unseal; expose; make vulnerable; become receptive; remove restrictions; make accessible; make available |
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14. bowling A frame that doesn't have a strike or spare. (blow, error, miss) |
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15. open end trust |
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16. open cluster |
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17. Open Door policy |
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18. open hearth process |
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19. B E G I N (v) to (cause to) begin I would like to open my talk by giving a brief background to the subject. I'm going to open an account with another bank, because my present one doesn't provide a very good service. The company plans to open (up) an office in Madrid. The Olympic Games open tomorrow. A new radio station is due to open (up) next month. The film opens (= will be shown for the first time) in New York and Los Angeles next week. Do not open fire (= begin shooting) until you hear the command. |
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20. A condition in which solder fails to bridge the gap between lead termination and the pad, resulting in a loss of electrical continuity. |
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21. An unobstructed area of land or water. |
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22. chess A type of tournament in which any class of player can participate. |
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23. petroleum industry of a wellbore, having no casing. |
Califique la definición de "open" que es el más útil para usted.
Hemos encontrado el siguiente ojibwe palabras y traducciones para "open":
|
Inglés |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
open |
nasaakose
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| 2. |
open |
nasaakoshin
|
| 3. |
open |
nasaakosin
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| 4. |
open |
nisaakose
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| 5. |
open |
nisaakoshin
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| 6. |
open |
nisaakosin
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| 7. |
open |
baakise
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Por lo tanto, esta es la forma en que se puede decir "open" en ojibwe.
Conjugación del verbo "open":
present I open
you open
he/she/it opens
we open
you open
they open
simple past I opened
you opened
he/she/it opened
we opened
you opened
they opened
present perfect I have opened
you have opened
he/she/it has opened
we have opened
you have opened
they have opened
past continuous I was opening
you were opening
he/she/it was opening
we were opening
you were opening
they were opening
future I shall open
you will open
he/she/it will open
we shall open
you will open
they will open
continuous present I am opening
you are opening
he/she/it is opening
we are opening
you are opening
they are opening
subjunctive I be opened
you be opened
he/she/it be opened
we be opened
you be opened
they be opened
diverse open
let's open
opened
opening
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Expresiones que contienen "open":
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Inglés |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
air: open to the ~
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niim- |
| 2. |
berry: burst ~es open |
baashkowinzo |
| 3. |
bite SB until burst open |
baashkam |
| 4. |
bite until burst ST open |
baashkandan |
| 5. |
bread cooked over an open fire |
abwaajigan+ag |
| 6. |
break open ST |
baakibidoon |
| 7. |
break open TH |
baakibijige |
| 8. |
break open ticket |
baakiigibijigan+an |
| 9. |
break open ticket |
bishagibijigan+an |
| 10. |
break open ticket |
baakibijigan+an |
| 11. |
burst berries open |
baashkowinzo |
| 12. |
burst open |
biigojiishkaa |
| 13. |
burst SB open |
baashkojii` |
| 14. |
burst SB open |
baashkojiiweba` |
| 15. |
burst SB open with ST |
baashkijii` |
| 16. |
burst ST open |
baashkojiiweba`an |
| 17. |
burst ST open with ST |
baashkijii`an |
| 18. |
burst: be ~ open |
baashkojiiweba`igaade |
| 19. |
burst: bite SB until ~ open |
baashkam |
| 20. |
burst: bite until ~ ST open |
baashkandan |
| 21. |
can: open a ~ |
bikwaabikizhige |
| 22. |
clear trees to make an open are |
dawiga`ige |
| 23. |
cleared trees for an open area |
dawiga`igaade |
| 24. |
crank open SB |
baakaakosagibizh |
| 25. |
crank open ST |
baakaakosagibidoon |
| 26. |
cut SB open |
baakizh |
| 27. |
cut SB open |
bagozh |
| 28. |
cut seams open on SB |
aabizh |
| 29. |
cut ST open |
baakizhan |
| 30. |
eye: keep OS ~s open |
ayinaabi |
| 31. |
eye: open OS ~s § |
nasaakoshkiinzhigwetaa |
| 32. |
eye: open OS ~s § |
nisaakoshkiinzhigwetaa |
| 33. |
eye: open OS ~s in a slit |
dooskaabi |
| 34. |
fall: have OS mouth ~ open |
daawinagoojin |
| 35. |
firepit: indoor open ~ |
gaambiish+an |
| 36. |
flap open |
baakiigaashi |
| 37. |
flap open |
baakiigaasin |
| 38. |
flap open |
baakiigise |
| 39. |
flap: open ~ |
baakiiginigaade |
| 40. |
flap: open ~ of ST |
baakiiginan |
| 41. |
flap: open ~ of ST |
baakiigibidoon § |
| 42. |
fling ST open |
baakaakowebinan |
| 43. |
fly open |
baakise |
| 44. |
fly: ~es open |
baakaakose |
| 45. |
force: open ~fully ST [cloth-li |
baakiigibidoon § |
| 46. |
force: open ST suddenly with ~ |
baakibidoon |
| 47. |
hand: open OS ~ |
desininjiini |
| 48. |
hang: have OS mouth ~ open |
daawinagoojin |
| 49. |
hook open ST |
baakigwaadan |
| 50. |
ice: be an open patch of ~ |
zhiibezigwaa |
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key: open SB with a ~ |
aabaabika` |
| 52. |
knoll: be an open ~ |
bikwakamigaa |
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lake: be an open ~ [free of ice |
zhaagigamaa § |
| 54. |
land: be open ~ |
bashkwaakamigaa |
| 55. |
large open prairie |
mizhishawashkode+wan |
| 56. |
large open prairie |
mishawashkosii+n |
| 57. |
large open prairie: be a ~ |
mizhishawashkodewan |
| 58. |
latch open ST |
baakigwaadan |
| 59. |
lay open |
baakishin |
| 60. |
lid: open SB's ~ |
baakaabowen |
| 61. |
lid: open ST's ~ |
baakaabowenan |
| 62. |
lift TH open |
baakinige |
| 63. |
long teaching lodge with open e |
zhaabondawaan+an § |
| 64. |
long teaching lodge with open e |
zhaabonogaan+an § |
| 65. |
look with slit-open eye at SB |
dooskaabam |
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look with slit-open eye at ST |
dooskaabandan |
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meadow: be an open grassy ~ |
zhiibeshkodeyaa |
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mouth: have OS ~ fall open |
daawinagoojin |
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mouth: have OS ~ hang open |
daawinagoojin |
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mouth: have OS ~ open |
daawani |
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mouth: keep OS ~ open |
daawanishkaa |
| 72. |
mouth: open and close OS ~ |
dataawini |
| 73. |
mouth: open OS ~ |
daawani |
| 74. |
mouth: open OS ~ |
dataawini |
| 75. |
mouth: open OS ~ |
daawini |
| 76. |
mouth: open SB's ~ |
daawanon |
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mouth: sleep with OS ~ open |
daawanongwaam |
| 78. |
mouth: sleep with OS ~ open |
daawaningwaam |
| 79. |
open - |
dawi- |
| 80. |
open SB |
baakizh |
| 81. |
open ST |
baakinan |
| 82. |
open a bottle |
bikwaakobijige |
| 83. |
open a bottle-like SB |
bikwaakobizh |
| 84. |
open a bottle-like ST |
bikwaakobidoon |
| 85. |
open air |
mizhishawaakamig |
| 86. |
open both ends of ST |
zhaaboonde`an |
| 87. |
open flap ~ of ST |
baakiiginan |
| 88. |
open flap ~ of ST |
baakiiginigaade |
| 89. |
open flap of ST |
baakiigibidoon § |
| 90. |
open forcefully ST |
baakiigibidoon § |
| 91. |
open OS eyes in a slit |
dooskaabi |
| 92. |
open OS mouth |
daawani |
| 93. |
open OS mouth |
daawini |
| 94. |
open OS mouth |
dataawini |
| 95. |
open OS mouth |
baakidooneni |
| 96. |
open patch: be an ~ of ice |
zhiibezigwaa |
| 97. |
open prairie: be a large ~ |
mishawashkodeyaa |
| 98. |
open prairie: large ~ |
mishawashkode+n |
| 99. |
open SB |
zhen |
| 100. |
open SB |
aaba`amaw |
Esperamos que estas expresiones dan una buena idea sobre cómo usar la palabra "open" en las oraciones.
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Etiquetas: open, nasaakose, nasaakose, nasaakoshin, nasaakosin, nisaakose, nisaakose, nisaakoshin
