reopened
riˈoʊpənd
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Definition of reopened - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
statusopened again after being closed
  • The store was reopened after renovations.
restarted
2.
continuationresumed after a pause or interruption
  • The investigation was reopened due to new evidence.
continued restarted resumed
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Origin of reopened

Latin, re- (again) + aperire (to open)

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eye movement
having been momentarily shut and reopened

Examples of reopened in a sentence

  • The road was reopened after the landslide.
  • The store was reopened after renovations.
  • The case was reopened after new witnesses came forward.

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  1. French:rouvert, relancé, ...
  2. German:wiedereröffnet, wiederaufgenommen, ...
  3. Italian:riaperto, ripreso, ...
  4. Spanish:reabierto, reanudado, ...
  5. Portuguese:reaberto, retomado, ...
  6. Chinese:重新开放的, 重新开始的, ...
  7. Japanese:再開された, ...
  8. Arabic:أعيد فَتْحُه, مُعاد فَتْحه, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִפְתַּח מֵחָדָשׁ, מְחֻדָּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:снова открыт, возобновлённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знову відкритий, відновлений, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनः खोला गया, पुनः आरंभ किया गया, ...
reopen
riːˈəʊpən

Definition of reopen - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
accessopen again after closure
  • The museum will reopen next Monday..
open unseal
2.
talksstart discussions or negotiations again
  • They agreed to reopen trade talks.
restart resume
3.
legal casesstart investigating a case again
  • The police decided to reopen the investigation.
reexamine
4.
bordersallow crossing or travel again
  • The country will reopen its borders next month.
recommence restart resume
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bring up past emotional pain causing distress
Talking about the accident will reopen old wounds.

Origin of reopen

English, re (again) + open (unclose)

Examples of reopen in a sentence

  • Schools will reopen after the holidays.
  • The committee decided to reopen the budget discussions.
  • Negotiators will reopen the peace talks next month.
  • The judge agreed to reopen the case after new evidence emerged.
  • They plan to reopen the file to find more clues.
  • They plan to reopen the border by summer.

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  1. French:rouvrir, reprendre, ...
  2. German:wiedereröffnen, wieder aufnehmen, ...
  3. Italian:riaprire, riprendere, ...
  4. Spanish:reabrir, reanudar, ...
  5. Portuguese:reabrir, retomar, ...
  6. Chinese:重新开放, 重新开始, ...
  7. Japanese:再開する, 再び始める, ...
  8. Arabic:اُسْتُؤْنِف, أَعَادَ فَتْح, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִפְתוֹחַ מֵחָדָשׁ, לִפְתּוֹחַ מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:открыться снова, возобновить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відкрити знову, відновлювати, ...
  12. Hindi:फिर से खोलना, फिर से शुरू करना, ...
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