Hanapin
to open up
[phrase form: open]
01
buksan, magbigay
to make something available, possible, or reachable, often by creating new opportunities or access points
Transitive: to open up an opportunity or access
02
buksan, ilabas
to unlock or unfold something that was previously closed or shut
Transitive: to open up an entry point
03
buksan, ipahayag
to share or express one's personal thoughts, emotions, or experiences with someone else
Intransitive: to open up | to open up about sth
04
buksan, maging available
(of possibilities or opportunities) to become available or reachable
Intransitive
05
buksan, palawakin
to make a hole, crack, path, etc. visible or wider
Transitive: to open up a hole or path
06
bukas, palawakin
(of a hole, crack, wound, path, etc.) to become wider or visible
Intransitive
07
buksan, simulan
to prepare for business by unlocking doors and getting ready for the day ahead
Transitive: to open up a place of business
08
buksan ang apoy, magtatanim ng bala
to start firing or shooting weapons
Intransitive
09
buksan, ilunsad
to launch or establish a new business or branch
Transitive: to open up a new business or branch
10
bumukas ng bentahe, makuha ang pangunguna
to create an advantage for one's side, often by gaining a lead in a game or competition
Transitive: to open up an advantage
11
buksan, lumabas
(of a situation or issue) to occur or emerge
Intransitive
12
buksan, magsimula
to cause a situation or issue to occur
Transitive: to open up a situation
open up
v
Halimbawa
Investments in technology are opening up options for remote work and flexible schedules.
The construction of a new bridge will open up the remote village to tourists.
Upgrading the website's user interface will open up access to a wider audience.
Providing scholarships will open up educational pathways for underprivileged students.
The expansion of online platforms is opening up opportunities for small businesses to reach global markets.
