Reopen Meaning in English
word
/ɹiˈoʊpən/
ree-OH-puhn
/ɹɪˈəʊpən/
ri-OH-puhn
Definition
To open something again after it has been closed, such as a business, door, case, or discussion.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for businesses after renovations or events, and for cases or discussions being started again. Usually more formal than just 'open again.' Often used with 'store,' 'case,' 'negotiations.'
Spanish: reabrirPortuguese (BR): reabrirPortuguese (PT): reabrirChinese (Simplified): 重新开放 - 再次打开Chinese (Traditional): 重新開放 - 再次打開Hindi: फिर से खोलनाArabic: إعادة فتحBengali: পুনরায় খুলা - আবার চালু করাRussian: снова открыть - возобновитьJapanese: 再開するVietnamese: mở lạiKorean: 다시 열다 - 재개하다Turkish: yeniden açmakUrdu: دوبارہ کھولناIndonesian: membuka kembali
Example Sentences
The museum will reopen next week.
basic
They want to reopen the case with new evidence.
basic
Please do not reopen this door.
basic
After months of lockdown, restaurants finally reopened.
natural
The debate was heated, so they agreed to reopen the discussion later.
natural
If there are no further questions, we won’t reopen this topic.
natural