reopen nel dizionario PONS

reopen Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to reopen old wounds

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese
To restore normal function, tedisamil must unbind from the channel so that it can inactivate and eventually reopen.
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The lodge, which had been the first to reopen, in 1800, was ordered closed in 1822.
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They remain resistant to his efforts to get them to reopen the case.
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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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Sometimes they simply rubber-stamp their recommendations from the previous meeting, but often they reopen issues for further debate.
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However, in 1988 the school reopened to serve grades 3 and 4.
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They eat away at one's being and reopen constantly.
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About a year later, they were allowed to reopen.
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The hotel reopened in 1991 after work totaling $28 million.
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Some have proposed reopening it to slow the sedimentation that is filling up the bay.
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