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reopen English

Meaning reopen meaning

What does reopen mean?
Definitions in simple English

reopen Verb

— If you reopen something, you open it again. The store will reopen tomorrow after being closed for repairs.

reopen

— verb open again or anew They reopened the theater

Synonyms reopen synonyms

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reopen English » English

wound unstuff start resume restart reactivate continue begin apply for a retrial appeal

Conjugation reopen conjugation

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reopen · verb

Examples reopen examples

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Simple sentences

Our store will reopen in October.
Our store will reopen on October 20th.

Movie subtitles

Zola's accusations were intended to reopen the Dreyfus case regardless of the evil effect it might have on the country.
You must reopen the Opera at once.
You must reopen. With Mademoiselle DuBois, monsieur?
Are you suggesting that we reopen the Opera with a murder as an added attraction?
The Opera will reopen.
They're going to reopen the Opera, Christine.
I'm sorry, Christine. They are going to reopen the Opera, but without you.
They'll close up for a week and then reopen.
If you close your doors before six P.M., you will never reopen.
The bank's going to reopen next week.
So, you see, Miss English with you on the scene I couldn't possibly reopen the club.
Soon I'll reopen the house.
If you won't withdraw him, I'll reopen and call Hardiman Fletcher as a witness.
I must find new evidence and reopen the case.
Mr. Wagner, I demand you reopen those rooms on the 19th floor.
But don't attempt to reopen the case.
The Opera will reopen. Yes, monsieur.
They are going to reopen the Opera, but without you.
This silly hat. will save Scott and Burgess can reopen the case.
If you close your doors before 6:00 p.m., you will never reopen.
The bank's gonna reopen next week.
Mammy, I think we're going to reopen the S.S. Fortune.
It's an open and shut case. - Well, you'll just have to reopen it.
Then let's reopen it.
I petition the court to reopen the trial under article 520 of the Penal code for the testimony of Marta Clerici who was unable to attend the first hearing because of her absence from Italy.
Once we get back, we'll reopen the restaurant and that's it.
But in 1945, when he was demobilized, with the Monsabert infantrymen, the first thing he did, before taking off his uniform, was reopen the grocery store.
The doors close, reopen immediately.
You'll just reopen your wounds!
Who do you think you are to disrupt lives and reopen old wounds?
Then have it reopen. We will.
Then have it reopen. We will. The unions will step in.

News and current affairs

Can using US funding to reopen Iraqi state-owned enterprises get young men to abandon the insurgency and sectarian militias?
That arrangement has now been struck down by the Supreme Court, which ordered the government to reopen corruption cases, including one in Switzerland, where Zardari is alleged to have parked tens of millions of dollars.
Any coordination through a customs union would reopen concluded negotiations.
That promising development is being endangered by a fevered electoral nationalism which seeks to gain votes by promising to reopen old wounds and settle old scores.
Today, some politicians want to capitalize on Eastern Europe's desire to be part of Europe to reopen historical issues to their political advantage.
The question now - one that few are willing to ask openly - is: will the downward economic spiral reopen the wounds of the past - and renew conflicts that are unbearable to even think about?
BERLIN - Despite continuing tensions over Russia's invasion of Georgia this August, the European Union will reopen talks with Russia on a new Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA).
China's recent willingness to reopen a dialogue with envoys of the Dalai Lama, and improvement in its relations with Taiwan demonstrate that there is room for creating a more positive environment.
It would have been helpful during the Ebola outbreak, when extra funding would have helped to reopen schools quickly, rather than leaving five million children unable to pursue their studies.
China, located at the eastern end of Eurasia, is planning to reopen the continental Silk Road through Central Asia and Russia in the direction of Europe.

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