Examples of using Been opened in English and their translations into Czech
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It's been opened.
Cause that's already been opened.
Never been opened.
Because your eyes have been opened.
No. It has not been opened for a long time.
People also translate
The back door on it has been opened.
It hadn't even been opened yet when I went away.
That door never should have been opened.
They have never been opened. It isn't real.
This is the only one that's been opened.
If the box has been opened or if a demon's found it.
Doesn't it look like this has been opened?
That wine's just been opened. I don't know why this is happening.
So my eyes have been opened.
He fronting with all them books… but if we pull one down off the shelf,ain't none of the pages ever been opened.
This has been opened!
So the sluice to the east has once more been opened.
They have been opened.
We are indeed glad to notice that a number of new negotiation chapters have been opened.
It's already been opened.
EL Mr President,the inhumane prison at Guantánamo should never have been opened.
Your nose has been opened, huh?
But my eyes have been opened, and I will personally go door-to-door to help other people see how essential this project is, so that where we live can truly be called a community.
This place should have never been opened again.
When the place has already been opened? Can you officially have an official grand opening.
In Hawkins, this door had been opened once.
No new chapter has been opened for eight months, the longest period since the talks were first launched.
You mean the Chamber of Secrets has been opened before?
The directive has proved difficult to implement- I would note that infraction procedures have been opened against nine Member States- and has a sphere of application so wide that at times it is actually inappropriate.
You mean the Chamber of Secrets has been opened before?