opal
1> _. 

opal glass
1> ,  

opalesce
1>  ( );   
2> _. 

opalescence
1> 

opalescent
1> , ,   ;


opalesque
1> , ,   ;


opaline
1> _. 
2> ;  

opalize
1>  ( );   
2> _. 
3>   

opaque
1> ; 
2> , 
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
opaque water  
4>  ,  
5> ,  ; ;
_Ex:
opaque star   ;
_Ex:
opaque light  
6> , ;
_Ex:
opaque shape of smth.   -
7> , ;
_Ex:
too opaque to understand  ,  

opaque projector
1> 

opaqueness
1> ; ; 
2> , 

ope
1> . open ( . .  .)

open
1>  , 
2>   ""
3>  ;
_Ex:
he likes to sleep in open      
4> , ;
_Ex:
life in the open     ;
_Ex:
the scandal is now out in the open   
  
5> _.  
_Ex:
to come into the open , ;
_Ex:
he came into the open about what had happened  
  ,  ;
_Ex:
why don't you come into the open about it?   
    ?
6> , ;
_Ex:
open window  ;
_Ex:
with open eyes   ;
_Ex:
to throw the door open  ;
_Ex:
to leave the window open   ;
_Ex:
to tear a letter open  
7> , ;
_Ex:
open country  
8> , ;
_Ex:
open way  ;
_Ex:
open credit  
9> ,   ;
_Ex:
open motor car  ;
_Ex:
open boat  ;
_Ex:
dress open at the neck   
10> ;
_Ex:
open drain   ;
_Ex:
open drainage   
11> ;  , 
12> , ;
_Ex:
open plam  ;
_Ex:
open book  ;
_Ex:
open newpaper  ;
_Ex:
with open wings   
13>  ( );
_Ex:
open rose  
14> , ;
_Ex:
open wound  
15> ; ;
_Ex:
the shop is now open ;
_Ex:
open from nine to five   9  5
16> ,  ( ); ;
_Ex:
open port  ;
_Ex:
open competition  ;
_Ex:
open wood ,   ;  ;
_Ex:
open society      ;
_Ex:
open trade  ;
_Ex:
open town _. _. "" ;
_Ex:
open to the public  ;   ;
_Ex:
career open to talent ,    ;
_Ex:
the race is open to boys under 15    
     15 
17> , ;
_Ex:
open ballot  ;
_Ex:
in open court    ;
_Ex:
with open doors   
18>  ( );
_Ex:
open job ;
_Ex:
the post is still open    
19> , ;
_Ex:
open mind  ;
_Ex:
keep your mind open!   !;
_Ex:
open to persuasion  
20> , ;
_Ex:
open question  ;
_Ex:
open verdict     
   
21> , ; ;
_Ex:
open chances  ;
_Ex:
to keep one's accound open at a bank   
 ;
_Ex:
to be open to an offer    ;
  ;
_Ex:
it is open to you to refuse   
22> , ;
_Ex:
open ground  ;
_Ex:
open to infection    ;
_Ex:
open to temptation   ;
_Ex:
open to doubt  ;
_Ex:
to lay oneself open to attack    ; 
 ;
_Ex:
the enemy has left this line of advance open  
   
23> , ; ;
_Ex:
open countenance  ;
_Ex:
open character  ;
_Ex:
a man of an open disposition   ;
_Ex:
a very open manner  ;
_Ex:
to be open with smb.    -;
_Ex:
to be frank and open about smth.    -
24> ,  , ;
_Ex:
open quarrel  ;
_Ex:
open enmity  ;
_Ex:
open guilt  ;
_Ex:
open war  ;
_Ex:
open disregard of rules   ;
_Ex:
it's an open fact   
25>  ( );
_Ex:
winter  
26> ;
_Ex:
open lake  
27>   ;   ;
_Ex:
harbour is now open     
28> _.   ; 
29> _. ;
_Ex:
open syllable  ;
_Ex:
open consonant 
30> _. ;
_Ex:
open circuit  ;  
31> _. ;
_Ex:
open column  
32> _. , 
_Ex:
open string  
33> _. ,  ( ); 
 
_Id:
open sore ;  ;
_Id:
open time _. ,   
;  ;
_Id:
with open eyes, with eyes open ,  
,    ;
_Id:
to keep one's eyes open  ,  ;
_Id:
to keep one's mouth open  ;
_Id:
the floor is open    ?;
_Id:
with open hands ;
_Id:
with open arms , ,   ;
_Id:
to force an open door    ;
_Id:
open as the day , , 
34> ;
_Ex:
to open a door  ;
_Ex:
to open a prospect  ;
_Ex:
they opened the road to traffic    ;
_Ex:
to open one'sarms  ;
_Ex:
the ship opened the harbour     
35> ;
_Ex:
the window opened  ;
_Ex:
the wound opened  
36> , ;
_Ex:
to open one's hand  ;
_Ex:
to open a parcel  ;  ;
_Ex:
to open the range  
37> , ;
_Ex:
new vistas opened before them     ;
_Ex:
my heart opens to your words     
 ;
_Ex:
the mind of youth opens with each new experience  
   
38> , ;
_Ex:
the buds are opening in the sun    ;
_Ex:
I'd like some roses that are not too far opened  
  
39> , ; ;
_Ex:
the ranks opened  
40> ;
_Ex:
to open an abscess  ;
_Ex:
to open ground  ;
_Ex:
to open the bowels   
41> ; ,
_Ex:
how many times did your bowels open?    
 ?
42> , ;
_Ex:
to open a mine  ;
_Ex:
to a open new road through a forest   
 
43> ,  ;
_Ex:
to open the debate  ;
_Ex:
to open a compaing for smth.    -;
_Ex:
to open fire _.  ;
_Ex:
to open an attack _.  
44>  ;
_Ex:
the producer wanted to open with a new play early in
September       
 
45> , ;
_Ex:
the shop doesn't open until eleven   
 11 ;
_Ex:
when does the school open again?   
 ?
_Ex:
Congress opens tomorrow     ;
_Ex:
the film opens with a hunting-scene   

46> ,     ;
_Ex:
the play opened on January 31   31 
47>      ( );
_Ex:
J. G. recently opened in "King Lear" . .  
  " "
48>   ;
_Ex:
to open bidding   
49> ,  ; ;
_Ex:
to open new park   
50> , ; ;
_Ex:
the spy opened our plans to the enemy   
 
51> ;
_Ex:
the road open ahead    
52>  ;  ;
_Ex:
two rooms opening into each other  ;
_Ex:
the door opened on a courtyard    ;
_Ex:
what do the windows open onto?   ?
53> _.   
54> _.  (); , 
55> _.  
_Id:
to open one's eyes , ;
_Id:
to open the eyes of smb. to smth.  -  
-;  -  -;
_Id:
to open ground  ,  ;
_Id:
to open one's heart  ; ;
_Id:
to open the ball  ,   
;
_Id:
to open the door to smth.   -, 
 -

open admissions
1> _.      

open arrest
1> _. ,  

open bar
1>  

open book
1> ,     ,  ;
" "
2> ,  

open call
1> _.   ;  , 


open champion
1>    

open championship
1>  

open city
1> _.  

open classroom
1> _.  , 

open contract
1> _. _.    

open dating
1>     

open day
1>   

open door
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
open door admission   ;
_Ex:
open door immigration  

open enrollment
1> _.      
2> _.    

open flag
1> _.    

open furrow
1> _-.  

open house
1>  ;
_Ex:
to keep open house    
   ;    
2> _. _.   ;   

open housing
1> _.      
    

open letter
1>   (  )

open market
1> _.  

open marriage
1>  

open on-guard
1>   ()

open out
1> , , ;
_Ex:
a computer business has opened out lately in this country
       
2> ,  () , ,
 ;
_Ex:
she opened out in that company of young men  
      

open pollination
1> _.  ;  

open range
1> _. 

open road
1> _.  

open sandwich
1> 

open sea
1>  
2>  

open season
1>     

open secret
1> "",  ,  ""

open sesame
1> ", !" (   
)
2>    -;
_Ex:
your call was an open sesame to him   
  

open shop
1> " " (    
 )

open star cluster
1> _.   

open steam
1> _.  

open system
1> _.  ;  

open university
1>  

open up
1>  ;
_Ex:
open up open up in the name of the law!  ,
!
2> ; ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
to open up the grave  ;
_Ex:
open up the boot of the car!  !;
_Ex:
some of the rooms have not been opened up for years 
      
3> , ;
_Ex:
new passages had to be open up with explosives  
    
4>  ,  ;
_Ex:
to open up a country for trade    ;
_Ex:
to open up a country for development   
 
5> , ;
_Ex:
new opportunities for development opened up  
  
6> , ;
_Ex:
we couldn't get him to open up about his plans   
    
7>  ;
_Ex:
down the hill the cart really opened up   
 
8> _. 
9> _.  ;
_Ex:
the big guns opened up   
10>     ;
_Ex:
the speaker opened up to the reporters  
 
11> _. ,     ( )

open-air
1>      ;
_Ex:
open-air concert    ;
_Ex:
open-air theatre  
2>  

open-and-shut
1> _. _. ; ; ;
_Ex:
open-and-shut case  ,  

open-armed
1>   ; , ;
_Ex:
open-armed welcome  

open-breasted
1> _.  ,  
2> _.   

open-cast
1> _.   , , 
2> _.   ;
_Ex:
open-cast mining   

open-cut
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
open-cut mining   
2> ;   ,   
(, , )

open-door
1> ;
_Ex:
open-door policy  " "

open-eared
1>  

open-ended
1>   ;
_Ex:
open-ended agrements  ;
_Ex:
open-ended discussion  
2> ;  , ;
_Ex:
the discussion were open-ended   
 
3> ; ;   ;
_Ex:
open-ended interview  

open-eyed
1>    ;
_Ex:
attention  ;
_Ex:
open-eyed astonishment  
2> 
3>   ;
_Ex:
open-eyed commission of a crime  


open-faced
1>   
2> , 
3>   ;
_Ex:
open-faced cheese sandwich   

open-field
1>  (  );
_Ex:
open-field system _.   ,
     

open-ground plant
1> _-.   ,     

open-handed
1> 

open-handedly
1> 

open-handedness
1> 

open-heart
1> _.    ; 
   

open-hearted
1> , ;
_Ex:
open-hearted confession  
2> , 

open-heartedly
1> , 
2> 

open-heartedness
1> , 
2> 

open-hearth furnace
1>  

open-loop
1> _.   , 

open-minded
1>  
2> , 
3> 

open-mindedly
1> 
2> 

open-mindedness
1>  
2> 
3> 

open-mouthed
1>   
2>    ;
_Ex:
to stand open-mouthed   
3> 
4> ;
_Ex:
open-mouthed pitcher    
5> , ;
_Ex:
to be open-mouthed about smth.    -

open-necked
1>    , ;
_Ex:
open-necked shirt  

open-pit
1> _.   ;
_Ex:
open-pit mining   

open-plan house
1>   " "

open-shelf
1>   ;
_Ex:
open-shelf library    

open-stack
1>   ;
_Ex:
open-stack library    

openable
1> ; 

opener
1> , ;
_Ex:
opener the opener of a meeting  
2>    , ;
_Ex:
bottle opener   ;
_Ex:
can opener    
3>   ( )
4>   ( )
5>   ( )
6> _-. 
7> _. 
_Id:
for openers -,  ;   , ...

opening
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
opening in a wall   
2> ; 
3>  ()
4> ; ,  ;
_Ex:
opening of a speech  ;
_Ex:
opening of a career  
5> ; ;
_Ex:
to watch the opening of a flower   , 
 
6>  (  . .)
7> _.  ; ;  ;
_Ex:
before the opening there had been two dress rehearsals 
     
8> _.   , ;  
9>  ,  ;
_Ex:
good openings for business   ;
_Ex:
an opening for trade    ;
_Ex:
to make an opening  ;
_Ex:
as soon as I saw an opening I left the room   
  ,    
10> ;
_Ex:
opening in a bank   ;
_Ex:
the first opening we get we'll call you   ,
   
11> _.   ; , 
12> _.    
13> _.   
14> _. ;  ()
15> _.  ; 
16> _.   
17> _. 
18> _. 
19> _.    
20> _. ;
_Ex:
English opening " "
21> , ;
_Ex:
opening lines of a poem   ;
_Ex:
opening day of an exhibition   
22> , ;
_Ex:
opening address  ;
_Ex:
opening ceremony  ;  
23> 

opening gun
1> _. 

opening hight
1> 

opening time
1>   ()
2>    

openly
1> , ;
_Ex:
to speak openly  ;
_Ex:
to do smth. openly  - 
2> ; ;
_Ex:
he is openly known for a scoundrel  , 
 

openness
1> , , 
2> , 
3> 
4> ,  

openwork
1>  , ;
_Ex:
openwork lace  
2>  
3> _.   ;  

opera
1> ;
_Ex:
comic opera  ;
_Ex:
at the opera  ,   
2>  ;
_Ex:
to be fond of the opera    
3>  
_Ex:
the Paris O.    
4>    

opera bouffe
1> -

opera glass
1>  

opera house
1>  
2> _. ;  

opera pumps
1> _.      

opera seria
1> _.  

opera slippers
1> _.   
2> _.      

opera window
1> _.    

opera-cloak
1>  ( ); 

opera-girl
1>  

