好きな単語を入力!

Open with Meaning in English

expression

ˈoʊpən/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
OH-puhn WITH or WITH
ˈəʊpən/ /wˈɪð
OH-puhn WITH

Definition

To start something (like a speech, event, or a file) using a particular thing, method, or topic. Also used when choosing a program to open a computer file.

Usage & Nuances

Often followed by a noun or phrase: 'open with a joke', 'open with Firefox'. In tech, it means choosing a program to view a file. In conversation, it's usually about starting a speech, event, or document. Not used to mean physical doors (use 'open the door with a key').

Example Sentences

The speaker will open with a funny story.

basic

You can open with a short introduction.

basic

Right-click and choose 'open with' to select a program.

basic

He always opens with a quote to get people's attention.

natural

The ceremony will open with live music from a local band.

natural

If the file won't open normally, try 'Open With' and pick another app.

natural