The difference between openness and openness

Up means completely, completely. ?

For example: used up is all used up; To complete all the tasks is to complete all the work.

②open up emphasizes the degree of opening, full opening or upward movement. For example:

Open your eyes: Open your eyes.

Open your eyes: open your eyes, open your eyes completely.

2 Opening is more action-oriented.

Outdoor, outdoor and outdoor

Open, open, open, open, open, open, open, open, open, frank, hesitant.

Open, open, open.

Spread out, start, show

example sentence

1 what? Throw it away? That? Door? Open? And then what? Hey? Come down? That? Stairs ? He flung open the door and ran downstairs. ?

2 an? Open? The window? Open the window?

③The？ Gates? Swing? Silent? Open? . ? The door opened quietly. ?

④The？ A bar? Door? Fly over? Open? And then what? Answer? Noisy Group? Burst? Inches? The door of the bar suddenly opened and a group of noisy people rushed in. ?

⑤ All? That? windows？ Used to be. Wide? Completely open? Open)? . ? All the windows are open. ?

6. Her? Have you seen it? Where is it? That? Open? A suitcase? With what? Surprise. ? She looked at the open suitcase in surprise. ?

3open is an adjective, which is often used as a predicative, but it can also be used as a verb. Openness usually refers to what factories and enterprises to start with, which is equivalent to starting.

4open up is a verb, and open can also be an adjective or a verb.

5 Extended data

Open related vocabulary

Open? Up? Open;

Is it? Open? Where to? Open to:

Break? Open? Break open;

Bring it? Out? Are you online? That? Open? Expose;

Are you online? That? Open? Open;

Open? Become? Visit; lead to

Open? Out? Show/break the silence;

Open? That? Door? Where to? Create opportunities for;

Open? Based on? Face/overlook;

Open? With what? Start with;

Open? Up? Where to? Open your heart.