Examples of using "Nyitott" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm open-minded.
- I have an open mind.
She opened the door.
Better to have a big open ear than an open leg.
I'm open to anything.
Tom is open-minded.
She opened a savings account.
Tom started shooting.
I'm very open-minded.
Tom sleeps with his window open.
In the summer I always sleep with the window open.
Number three: Use open-ended questions.
Don't chew with your mouth open.
Tom didn't open the door.
He's not open to my arguments.
I'm open to any opportunity.
I'm up for any suggestions.
Tom is an open-minded person.
Mary wants an open-plan kitchen.
who is open to running with my crazy ideas.
The revolution ushered in a new era.
Tom is very friendly and outgoing.
Don't sleep with the windows open.
Tom is not open to criticism.
She lay on the bed with her eyes open.
Tom sometimes chews with his mouth open.
Tom noticed that the garage door was open.
I usually sleep with my windows open in the summer.
that opened up an entire new era in physics.
and to keep myself open to what the universe offers,
I knocked, but no one opened the door.
Tom lay on the bed with his eyes open.
The new restaurant opened last week.
Because of the heat, I slept with a window open.
Tom is always open to new ideas.
Gen-U is to be an open platform,
He is not the kind of person who is open to discussion.
As soon as Tom walked out the door, the police started shooting.
is that you can live a life that's closed or you can live a life that is open,
But Howard urged me to open myself up to uncertainty,
A crying girl opened the door.
The thief entered the house at the back door by the open window.
Tom opened a new restaurant, but it didn't turn a profit in the first twelve months.
At night, I put my bell pepper plants at the open window, so they can harden off a bit before I plant them outside, cause now they still have such thin stems.
I can read you like a book.
The prelude to summer rain is always the same: dark clouds, a warm, humid wind, an open window and curtains which begin to shimmy in the breeze.
Cameroonian music lover Paul Tchana opened a tiny record shop in the early 80s and built a collection of more than 5,000 original vinyl records.