Abro (en. I open)

/aˈβɾo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of making something that was closed, open.

I open the door to let in the air.

Abro la puerta para que entre el aire.

To initiate a process, such as a document or a program.

I open the file to review the information.

Abro el archivo para revisar la información.

To discover or make visible what was hidden.

I open my heart by telling him my secrets.

Abro mi corazón al contarle mis secretos.

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

I open my eyes.

It means to realize the truth or a situation.

abro los ojos

I open a file.

To initiate a legal or administrative process.

abro un expediente

I open the umbrella.

To prepare for an adverse situation.

abro el paraguas

to open

To make something open or start.

abrir

open

That is not closed or is available.

abierto

to unfold

To extend something so that it is visible.

desplegar

To open a profile on social media.

I am going to open my Instagram to share photos.

Voy a abro mi Instagram para compartir fotos.

To start talking about a topic.

She brought up the topic of the party at the meeting.

Ella abro el tema de la fiesta en la reunión.