英语词汇open的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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open546 open1open and openedWe normally use open, not opened, as an adjective.I can read you like an open book. (not … an opened book.)Are the banks open this afternoon? (not Are the banks opened …?)Opened is used as the past tense and past participle of the verb open, to talk about the action of opening.She opened her eyes and sat up.The safe was opened with dynamite.2when open is not usedNote that open is not the normal word to refer to the fastenings of clothes, or to switches or taps.I can't untie/undo this shoelace. (not I can't open this shoelace.)How do you unfasten this belt?Could you turn/switch the radio on? (not … open the radio?)Who left the taps turned on? (not Who left the taps open?)For closed and shut, 422.Previous Next

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释义	Contents overview openWord Problems from A to Z546 open1open and openedWe normally use open, not opened, as an adjective.I can read you like an open book. (not … an opened book.)Are the banks open this afternoon? (not Are the banks opened …?)Opened is used as the past tense and past participle of the verb open, to talk about the action of opening.She opened her eyes and sat up.The safe was opened with dynamite.2when open is not usedNote that open is not the normal word to refer to the fastenings of clothes, or to switches or taps.I can't untie/undo this shoelace. (not I can't open this shoelace.)How do you unfasten this belt?Could you turn/switch the radio on? (not … open the radio?)Who left the taps turned on? (not Who left the taps open?)For closed and shut, 422.Previous Next
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