/aˈβjeɾto/
Translation
open
Word origin
Past participle of abrir, from Latin apertus, the participle of aperire ('to open'). The same Latin verb gives English 'aperture' and 'aperitif'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- apertus
- English cognates
- aperture, aperitif
Grammar
Examples
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The window is open and air is coming in.
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The bar is open until very late.
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I found the door open this morning.
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He has a very open mind for new ideas.
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The child's eyes were wide open.
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