No. 3,096 in Spanish
open
The Spanish word for "open" is "abierto," which means "not closed or allowing access."
In a sentence
La tienda está abierta hasta las nueve.
The store is open until nine o'clock.
The word 'abierta' in Spanish is used as an adjective to describe the state of the store being open.
¿Puedes abrir la ventana, por favor?
Can you open the window, please?
Here, 'abrir' is the verb in its infinitive form, used to indicate the action of opening.
El diálogo entre ambos países se mantiene abierto.
The dialogue between both countries remains open.
In this context, 'abierto' is used metaphorically as an adjective to describe the dialogue as ongoing or not closed.
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