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Definition and meaning of ouvert

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à ciel ouvert (adj.)

opencast, open-cast, opencut, open-cut, open pit, roofless

à coeur ouvert (adj.)

candid, heart-to-heart, open, outspoken, plain-spoken, unreserved

à cœur ouvert (adv.)

openheartedly

bec-ouvert (n.)

open-bill

bec-ouvert africain

African openbill, African openbill stork, Asian openbill, Asian openbill stork, openbill, openbill stork

bec-ouvert indien

African openbill, African openbill stork, Asian openbill, Asian openbill stork, openbill, openbill stork

circuit ouvert (n.)

open circuit, open-loop system, open system

entr'ouvert (adj.)

ajar

être ouvert (v.)

be open

être ouvert (v.) (V+à+comp)

be open to

exploitation à ciel ouvert (n.)

open cast, open-cast mining, open cut, opencut mining, open-pit mining, open stope, openwork, strip pit

grand ouvert (adj.)

agape, gaping, wide open, yawning

mine à ciel ouvert (n.)

strip mine

rouler à tombeau ouvert (v.) (V)

drive fast, speed

entr'ouvrir (v.) (V+comp)

half-open, put ajar, set ajar

ouvrir avec un levier (v.)

break down, break open, burst, burst open, force, force open, jemmy  (British), jemmy open  (British), jimmy  (American), jimmy open  (American), lever, prise  (British), prise open  (British), prize, prize open, pry  (American), pry open  (American)

ouvrir boutique (v.) (V)

open a shop

ouvrir la marche

lead on

ouvrir la voie (v.)

initiate, open up, pioneer

ouvrir le feu

shoot

ouvrir le feu (v.)

fire, open fire, open fire on

ouvrir son âme (v.) (V+à+qqn)

open one's heart to, unburden o.s. to

ouvrir son cœur (v.)

open one's heart to, unburden o.s. to

ouvrir tout grand

throw open

ouvrir tout grand (v.)

open wide

ouvrir un crédit (v.) (V+à+comp)

open a credit account with

ouvrir une brèche (v.)

breach, gap

ouvrir une enquête (v.)

enquire, explore, inquire, investigate, make an inquiry

s'ouvrir (v.)

fly open, open, open up, unlock

s'ouvrir brusquement (v.)

fly open

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Translation (Wikipedia)

Ouvert

Open

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Analogical dictionary

ouvert (adj.)

libre, ouvert (pour un marché, un tournoi)[Classe]


ouvert (adj.)

ouvert — open[ClasseHyper.]

bouteille[ClasseParExt.]

qualificatif d'un trou[DomaineDescription]

bouche[DomaineDescription]


ouvert (adj.)

voyelle[DomaineDescription]


ouvert (adj.)

à qui il est facile de parler[ClasseHyper.]

complaisant[Classe]

qui exprime beaucoup ses sentiments[Classe]

aborder — accost, stop[QuiPeutEtre]

accessible, approchable — approachable[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

prompt dans l'exercice de ses facultés[Classe]


ouvert (adj.)

où l'on peut circuler[Classe]

dépression entre deux sommets de montagne[DomaineDescription]


ouvert (adj.)

desserré — unconstricted[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

unobstructed[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

unenclosed[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

public — public[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

courant, en cours, présent — current[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

qui a le caractère de l'honnêteté, qui est fait avec honnêteté[Classe]

sincère (personne)[Classe]

ingénu — artless, ingenuous[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

fermé — closed, shut, unopen[Ant.]


ouvert (adj.)

développé dans toute son extension[Classe]


ouvert (adj.)

en vigueur — active, in/into force, in effect, in existence[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

susceptible — susceptible[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

décacheté, descellé, non scellé — unsealed[Similaire]


ouvert (adj.)

imaginé, envisagé pour l'avenir[Classe]

qui n'est pas actuel ni passé[Classe]

incertain — uncertain; iffy; unsure[Classe]

décision[DomaineDescription]

indécis, mal établi — undecided, unsettled[Similaire]


ouvrir

disposer qqch pour le mettre en vue[Classe]

enlever, retirer qqch d'un emballage[Classe]

marchandise — (commodity; ware; goods; freight; merchandise; product)[termes liés]

découvrir — expose, uncover[Hyper.]

déballeur, dépaqueteur — opener, undoer, unfastener, untier[Dérivé]

envelopper — wrap, wrap up[Ant.]


ouvrir

virer — change state, turn[Hyper.]

inauguration, ouverture — opening, opening up - ouverture — opening - ouvre-boîtes — opener - déballeur, dépaqueteur — opener, undoer, unfastener, untier[Dérivé]

ouvrir, s'ouvrir — open, open up[Cause]

boucler, fermer — close, shut, shut up[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. intr.) [cartes] [V]

commencer, faire avoir un commencement. — commence; launch; lead off; start; begin; enter on; enter upon; enter on/upon[Classe]

jouer à un jeu[DomaineCollocation]

parier[DomaineCollocation]


ouvrir (v. pron.) [se+V]

s'ouvrir — open[ClasseHyper.]

s'ouvrir (fleur en bouton)[Classe]

fleur — (florist), (flower; bloom; blossom)[termes liés]

graine — (seed)[termes liés]

abcès[DomaineCollocation]

sortir — break through, come out, erupt, push through[Hyper.]

déhiscence — dehiscence - déhiscent — dehiscent[Dérivé]


ouvrir (v. pron.) [se+V • se+V à+comp]

se confier à qqn[Classe]


ouvrir (v. pron.) [se+V de+comp]

raconter — tell; recount; relate; narrate[Classe]


ouvrir (v. pron.)

surgir, survenir — arise, come up[Hyper.]

débouché — career opportunity, job opportunity, opening[Dérivé]


ouvrir (v. pron.)

orifice, orifice organique — opening, orifice, porta - public — open, surface[Dérivé]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [V+comp]

ouvrir — broach; turn on; unlock; push open; throw open; cut open; open up; pull open; slide open[ClasseHyper.]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [V+comp]

commencer, faire avoir un commencement. — commence; launch; lead off; start; begin; enter on; enter upon; enter on/upon[Classe]

donner en spectacle[ClasseParExt.]

théâtre — (playhouse; dramatic arts; drama; theater; theatre)[termes liés]

président[DomaineCollocation]

assemblée, réunion[DomaineCollocation]

magasin, boutique[DomaineCollocation]

démarrer, lancer, mettre en marche, mettre en route — commence, embark on, proceed, set about, start, start up[Hyper.]

initiative — first step, initiative, opening, opening move - ouvre-... — opener - commencement — opening[Dérivé]

clôturer — close[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [figuré , finances , due diligence] [V+comp]

créer, constituer (hors transformation) — create; bring into being; call into being[Classe]

comptabilité[DomaineCollocation]

compte bancaire[DomaineCollocation]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [électricité] [V+comp]

interrompre l'alimentation en électricité[Classe]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [informatique]

exécuter un programme informatique[Classe]


ouvrir (v. tr.)

désengager — disengage[Hyper.]

bloquer — lock - fermer à clé, fermer à clef, verrouiller — lock[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. tr.)

donner — afford, give, yield[Hyper.]

débouché — career opportunity, job opportunity, opening[Dérivé]

ouvrir — open, open up[Cause]


ouvrir (v. tr.)

démarrer un mécanisme — energize; put on; turn on; switch on; energise[ClasseHyper.]

actionner — flip, switch, throw[Hyper.]

inverser, retourner — change by reversal, reverse, swing, turn[Analogie]

couper, fermer — cut, put off, switch off, turn off, turn out[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. tr.)

aller, déplacer, être en mouvement, mouvoir — go, go along, locomote, move, travel[Hyper.]

préséance — precedence, precedency, precession[Dérivé]

suivre — follow[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. tr.) [informatique]

exposer, faire voir, montrer — display, exhibit, expose, hang, offer, present, show[Hyper.]

fermer — close[Ant.]


ouvrir (v. tr. pron.)

commencer, débuter, démarrer, enclencher, mettre — begin, commence, fall to, get, get/set to work, get down, get down to, get to work, set about, set out, settle down, set to work, start, start out, take to[Hyper.]

initiative — first step, initiative, opening, opening move - commencement — opening[Dérivé]

fermer, fermer définitivement, fermer ses portes — click shut, close, close down, close up, fall shut, fold, shut, shut down, swing shut[Ant.]


ouvrir (verbe)

jouer — go, move[Hyper.]

initiative — first step, initiative, opening, opening move[Dérivé]


ouvrir (verbe)

couper — cut[Hyper.]

dissection — dissection[Dérivé]


ouvrir (verbe)

virer — change state, turn[Hyper.]

ouverture — opening[Dérivé]

fermer — close, shut[Ant.]


 

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