Examples of using Opened them in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Who opened them?
She closed her eyes, then opened them.
She opened them slowly.
He closed his eyes and opened them immediately.
Opened them, and said.
People also translate
The King opened them and read.
His closed his eye and immediately opened them.
When he opened them, nothing had changed.
He grabbed two beers from the fridge and opened them.
Houdini opened them in a milk can 10 feet under water.
He closed his eyes and never opened them again.
But when I opened them, everyone was standing and clapping.
Then he just sat down, closed his eyes,and never opened them again.
The envelopes were not sealed and when the custom officer opened them for inspection, you should have seen his surprise when he took out from some of the envelopes small pieces of cotton in little nylon bags, also some money and cheques.
As he said that,he closed his eyes and never opened them again.
Crystal Logic is a milestonein Manilla Road's career, as it crystallized their musical form and opened them the gates to a wider audience, pulling them out from the relative obscurity they were in until then and giving them the chance to start creating a fan base beyond the Atlantic, something that they actually ignored until a few years ago!
According to the computer,those doors were locked until security opened them.
We know he can't see at this stage,but the fact that he opened them, and opened them so wide we had not seen before.
In fact, the archives haven't been secret since 1881, when Pope Leo XIII opened them up to scholars.
He took a small sample of the exposed documents and opened them to see what's in them. .
Open them.
Open them.
Open them, or my hungry babies will have to open them for you.
Open them and see.
Now open them.
Open them, and see as I walk the Master's gait.
Well then open them before you kill us!
And… open them.
Just close your eyes and then open them slowly.