Examples of using Re-opened in English and their translations into Serbian
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It's just recently re-opened.
It is re-opened for comments.
It's only recently re-opened.
St Leonards re-opened to passengers.
I think it will have to be re-opened.
The Library was re-opened in February 2001.
The centre remained closed on Saturday and re-opened on Monday.
The restaurant was latered re-opened under the same name at Rue de Richelieu.[5].
The tower remained closed on Monday and re-opened on Tuesday.
The port was re-opened for trade, and in 1809 a customs office was established.[8].
Strelow Case is Re-Opened.
The mine was re-opened in 2001 although currently without the use of railway transport.
You guys just re-opened, right?
This is because even after the end of prohibition,only half of the breweries re-opened.
The highway has now been re-opened to traffic.
The threat has since been declared a false alarm andthe area has been re-opened.
After the war, Vilina Vlas was re-opened as a tourist facility.
The source did not specify why the checkpoint was closed andwhen it would be re-opened.
The TAS said the case could still be re-opened should new evidence emerge.
However, by the winter semester of 1946, the Economic andEducational Sciences Faculty had re-opened.
The TAS said the case could still be re-opened should new evidence emerge.
The park was closed to the public during the Rhodesian War and again during much of the Mozambique civil war but was re-opened in 1994.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev re-opened the Kalotina border crossing with Serbia.
The park was closed to the public during the Rhodesian War but was re-opened in 1994.
Garfield 40AR Lost Bridge Village Airport(re-opened private airstrip, asphalt surface in good condition)[6].
Jocic later said that his comments to the Belgrade daily Blic had been sensationalised andthat the case would not be re-opened.
The stadium had a capacity of 20,000 spectators upon its closure and re-opened with a seating capacity for 67,703.
When the Lavra was re-opened in 1994, its first namestnik was Archimandrite Kirill(Nachis), a former prisoner of Nazi and Soviet labor camps.
The stadium had a capacity of 20,000 spectators upon its closure and re-opened with a seating capacity of 67,829 after renovation.
Originally opened in 1933, and re-opened in 2005, the observation deck at the General Electric building offers a gorgeous view of Manhattan and Central park.