English to English Dictionary

Open Garden

A garden that is accessible to the public, often featuring a variety of plants and landscaping.

Open Ground

An area of land that is not covered by buildings or dense vegetation, often used for agriculture or recreation.

Open Society

A society that is characterized by a high degree of openness, transparency, and democratic governance, allowing for freedom of expression and the protection of individual rights.

Open Space

An area that is not built upon and is typically accessible to the public, often used for recreation or natural preservation.

Open Training

A training program that is accessible to all individuals without restrictions.

Open a Pandora's box

To perform an action that small or seemingly harmless in itself, but which unexpectedly generates a vast and uncontrollable cascade of severe problems and complications.

Open an old wound

To revive a memory of a past quarrel, grievance, or distressing experience that had been forgotten or partially healed.

Open receptor

A biological receptor or ion channel conformation that is currently accessible or unbound, allowing ions or signaling molecules to pass or bind freely.

Open secret

A supposed secret that is actually widely known by many people.

Open-Air Market

A market that is held outdoors, where vendors sell goods directly to consumers.

Open-Faced-Sandwich

A sandwich consisting of a single slice of bread topped with various ingredients.

Open-Field

A large area of land that is not enclosed and is typically used for agriculture or natural vegetation.