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We Open

Definition:

The term "we open" typically refers to the act of opening something or the state of being open by multiple people or a group of individuals.

Parts of Speech:

  • Verb: We open (present tense), we opened (past tense), we have opened (present perfect tense)
  • Noun: Openers
  • Adjective: Open

Senses:

  1. Verb (Sense 1): To physically open something together or jointly.
  2. Adjective (Sense 1): Denoting a situation or event that allows entry, access, or availability.
  3. Noun (Sense 1): A group or team of people who are responsible for initiating or commencing an event or activity.

Usages:

Verb:

Sense 1:

- The team members gathered around the door and said, "On the count of three, we open it!"

- "Let's make sure to carefully hold both ends of the box while we open it," advised the instructor.

Adjective:

Sense 1:

- The library's policy is to have we open hours to encourage a collaborative and welcoming study environment.

- The conference venue has a beautiful garden terrace where guests can enjoy we open parties during the summer.

Noun:

Sense 1:

- The we open for the concert included a famous rock band, followed by some local talent.

- Our volunteer group acts as the we open for the charity marathon by leading the participants in warm-up exercises.

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