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rouvrir blessure
to reopen
rouvrir magasin, théâtre, route
to reopen
le théâtre rouvre ses portes en septembre
the theatre will reopen in September
rouvrir personne, affaire, scandale: débat, affaire
to reopen
rouvrir
to reopen
raviver une douleur (mentale)
to re-open an old wound
rengager discussion
to reopen
relancer débat, négociations
to reopen
LAW un recours en révision
an application to reopen proceedings
recours en révision
application to reopen proceedings
reprendre hostilités
to reopen
remettre en service gare, autoroute
to reopen

reopen in the PONS Dictionary

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rouvrir
to reopen

reopen Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to reopen old wounds
raviver de vieilles blessures
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Although the mine reopened in 2002, the nature of the mine had changed so that there was no longer an operating townsite with families.
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Since then roads have been reopened and travel to the region has returned to normal.
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Not until 1754 was the artillery school reopened on a semi-secret basis.
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Temples are closed before the event and reopened after the event is over.
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It is planned that the line is to be reopened in the future when a new station will be built.
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The school was closed for one year, shored up and reopened.
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Reopening after the war, the resort found the same situation that it had faced in the 1930s.
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The hotel reopened in 1991 after work totaling $28 million.
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It was reopened between 2000 and 2007 and has since been an exhibition space until 2014.
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Subsequent storm damage and the high cost of restoration means that the highway remains closed as of 2009 and is not expected to be reopened.
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