English to English Dictionary

Open-Handed

Generous or willing to share with others.

Open-Mic

An event where individuals can perform in front of an audience, typically without prior booking.

Open-Minded

Willing to consider new ideas and opinions.

Open-Neighborhood

A set of points in a topological space that includes a point and all points sufficiently close to it.

Open-Relationship

A consensual romantic relationship in which both partners agree to engage in sexual or romantic relationships with other people.

Open-Road

A road that is free from obstacles, often associated with long-distance travel and exploration.

Open-Source Training

The practice of providing publicly accessible data, code, and educational resources or instructional curricula for developing technical competencies, particularly in artificial intelligence and software engineering.

Open-Window

An architectural feature that allows light and air to enter a building, typically consisting of a frame with glass panes.

Open-air

Done, situated, or occurring outdoors, not inside a building.

Open-air library

A public or institutional collection of books made accessible to readers in an outdoor setting such as a park, beach, or public square.

Open-and-Shut Case

A situation or case that is clear and straightforward, requiring little or no further investigation.

Open-ended contract

An employment agreement or business contract that has no fixed expiration date and continues indefinitely until terminated by one of the parties.