Abriese (en. Opened)

/aˈβɾje.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of opening in a context of possibility or desire.

If he opened the window, fresh air would enter.

Si abriese la ventana, entraría aire fresco.

Refers to an opening or beginning of something.

If only he would open his heart, he would find happiness.

Si solo abriese su corazón, encontraría la felicidad.

Assumption about the action of opening.

Hopefully, he would open the book before our meeting.

Ojalá que él abriese el libro antes de nuestra reunión.

It comes from the verb abrir, from the Latin 'aperire', which means 'to open'.

to make one's way

To manage to advance or make space in a place full of obstacles.

abrirse paso

to open oneself to new experiences

To be willing to experience new things.

abrirse a nuevas experiencias

to open one's heart

To express sincere emotions and feelings.

abrirse de corazón

abrir

To perform the action of separating or moving what closes a place or an object.

abrir

abierto

Not closed or in a state of opening.

abierto

abrupt

That occurs suddenly or unexpectedly.

abrupto

To express the intention to do something clearly.

When I told him to open his mind, he looked at me strangely.

Cuando le dije que abriese la mente, me miró raro.

Act of starting a conversation or relationship.

She dared to open up with a stranger at the party.

Ella se atrevió a abriese con un desconocido en la fiesta.