force open in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for force open in the English»Serbian Dictionary

force open VB trans

force open

provaliti perf

force open door, window

razvaliti // razvaljivati

Translations for force open in the English»Serbian Dictionary

I.force [fɔːs] N

1. force no pl:

force (power)

snaga f

force (intensity)

jačina f

force of a blow

silina f

from force of habit

iz navike

2. force no pl (violence):

force

sila f

by force

na silu

the forces of evil

sile zla

the forces of nature

prirodne sile

pl to be in/come into force

biti na snazi/stupiti na snagu

3. force (group):

force

jedinica f

police force

policija

Air Force

ratno vazduhoplovstvo

labour force

radna snaga

no pl armed forces

oružane snage

armed forces pl

vojska

Phrases:

to join forces

udružiti snage

by sheer force of numbers

samo zahvaljujući brojčanoj nadmoćnosti

II.force [fɔːs] VB trans (compel)

force

prisiliti // prisiljavati

force confession

iznuditi // iznuđivati

force door, lock

provaliti // provaljivati

to force an entry

ući na silu

to force a smile

usiljeno se osmehnuti

to force one's way

probijati se

to force sth on sb

prisiliti nekoga na nešto

to force sth into sth

nagurati nešto u nešto drugo

I.open ['əʊpən] ADJ

1. open (not closed):

open book, container, eyes, garment, door, window

otvoren

open flower

rastvoren

open map

rasklopljen

wide open

širom otvoren

to burst open bag, case

otvoriti se naglo

to push sth open

gurnuti nešto da se otvori

to push sth open (violently)

nasilno otvoriti

2. open pred (for customers, visitors):

open shop, bar, museum

otvoren

is the supermarket open yet?

da li se samoposluga već otvorila?

3. open (not yet decided):

open case, decision, question

nerešen

open case, decision, question

otvoren

the race ist still wide open

trka je i dalje nerešena

to be open to interpretation

biti otvoren za tumačenja

to have/keep an open mind

nemati predrasude, biti voljan saslušati druge

to keep one's options open

držati otvorene mogućnosti

open ticket

karta bez određenog datuma putovanja

4. open (not enclosed):

open

otvoren

to be in the open air

biti na svežem vazduhu

on the open road

biti na otvorenom putu

5. open (accessible to all):

open

dostupan svima

open

otvoren

this library is not open to the general public

ova biblioteka nije otvorena za javnost

the competition is open to anyone over the age of sixteen

takmičenje je otvoreno za sve starije od 16 godina

to have open access to sth

imati otvoren pristup nečemu

6. open (not concealed):

open resentment

neskriven

open scandal

javan

7. open pred (frank):

open person

iskren

open person

otvoren

to be open with sb

biti iskren prema nekome

8. open pred (willing to accept):

to be open to sth

biti spreman da se nešto prihvati

9. open (available):

open

dostupan

open

pristupačan

open offer

moguć

there are still lots of opportunities open to you

i dalje imaš mnoge mogućnosti pred sobom

10. open pred (exposed):

open

izložen

open

nezaštićen

open MIL

bez zaštite

to be open to attack

biti izložen napadu

to be open to criticism

biti izložen kritici

to be open to doubt

biti podložan sumnji

11. open SPORTS:

open

otvoren

open champion

šampion otvorenog prvenstva

12. open SPORTS (unprotected):

open game, style of play

nezaštićen

13. open (letting in air):

open

pušten

open

slobodan

Phrases:

to be an open book person

biti kao otvorena knjiga

to be an open book thing

biti poznat

II.open ['əʊpən] N

1. open no pl (out of doors):

[out] in the open

napolju na otvorenom

2. open no pl (not secret):

to bring sth out into the open

izneti nešto na videlo

to come out into the open

izaći na videlo

3. open SPORTS (competition):

Open

otvoreno prvenstvo

III.open ['əʊpən] VB intr

1. open (from closed):

open

otvoriti // otvarati

open

rastvoriti // rastvarati

the door opens much more easily now

vrata se sada mnogo lakše otvaraju

I can't get the door to open!

ne mogu da otvorim vrata!

2. open (give access):

to open onto sth door

voditi ka nečemu

3. open cafe, shop, museum:

open

otvarati se

4. open (start):

open piece of writing or music, story

započeti // započinjati

open film

početi // počinjati

who's going to open? (in cards)

ko počinje?

5. open (become visible):

open

pojaviti se // pojavljivati se

6. open (start new business):

open

započeti

open

počinjati perf i imperf

IV.open ['əʊpən] VB trans

1. open (change from closed):

open book, bottle, box, magazine, mouth, newspaper, window

otvoriti // otvarati

open curtains

razvući // razvlačiti

2. open (begin):

open meeting, rally

otvoriti // otvarati

to open fire MIL

otvoriti vatru

3. open (set up):

open bank account

otvoriti // otvarati

open business

započeti // započinjati

4. open (for customers, visitors):

open shop, museum

otvoriti // otvarati

5. open (declare ready for use):

open building

otvoriti // otvarati

to open a road/tunnel

otvoriti put/tunel

6. open (break new ground):

open

započeti // započinjati

Phrases:

to open sb's eyes to sb/sth

otvoriti oči nekome u vezi sa nečim

to open the floodgates [to sb/sth]

otvoriti put (nekome/nečemu)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Our goal should be to force open the narrow parameters of foreign-policy debate.

rabble.ca

Minutes after the vote, protesters broke into the back courtyard and tried to force open the doors of the building.

en.wikipedia.org

Fracking pumps a mixture of water, sand and chemicals into a well under high pressure to force open shale rock formations and extract natural gas.

michiganradio.org

However, screeners can not force open a locked bag.

www.cbc.ca

Firefighters had to force open a door to get into the apartment.

windsorstar.com

As they tried to force open the balcony door, the woman fell over the edge.

news.nationalpost.com

Regularly, workers force open the pouch to regurgitate droplets of fluid into it.

en.wikipedia.org

We then had no option but to force open the door.

www.vanguardngr.com

The perpetrators held tools to force open closed doors, and used acetylene stoves to melt steel barriers placed on windows and doors.

en.wikipedia.org

He instead uses his library card to force open a door and sneak inside.

en.wikipedia.org