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   What does Ouverture mean?

   • L’ouverture n’est pas assez large pour laisser passer le piano. Son ouverture sur le monde était admirable. (Translation of ouverture from the GLOBAL French-English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd) an opening in the fence/forest. the opening of the new theatre. She demonstrated an openness to change. Cut a narrow aperture in a piece of card.

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   What does Ouvrir mean in French?

   • Ouvrir is a French verb meaning "to open." It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as to describe opening a window, a door, a package, etc. Is Ouvrir an irregular French verb? Yes, ouvrir is an irregular verb. Although the infinitive form ends in -ir, it is conjugated the same way as a regular verb ending in -er.

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   What does the term 'ouvert' mean?

   • The term 'ouvert' is French for ‘open’. As in an open-crotch (crotchless) panty. Our Ultra-Racy Gifts Made Things That Much Hotter. Our Gift-Givers Made Their Partner Feel Sexy with times an open-crotch panty labeled as 'ouvert'.

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   What does Ouverture mean in music?

   • In the eighteenth century, the term ouverture or overture may refer to a series of dances arranged for instruments in the same or relative keys, and usually preceded by a prelude. This meaning is different from the definition of suite provided in the passage, which refers to a regular set or train of rooms or followers.

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   What does opening mean?

   • (Translation of ouverture from the GLOBAL French-English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd) an opening in the fence/forest. the opening of the new theatre. She demonstrated an openness to change. Cut a narrow aperture in a piece of card. Open the camera aperture fully to get good focus. break [noun] an opening.

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   What is the meaning of Overture?

   • An overture is a piece of music, often one that is the introduction to an opera or play. ...the composer's famous overture. English Translation of “OUVERTURE” | The official Collins French-English Dictionary online. Over 100,000 English translations of French words and phrases.

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   feminine noun. 1. [de frontières, magasins] opening. heures d’ouverture opening times. jours d’ouverture days of opening. l’ouverture des magasins le dimanche Sunday trading. 2. (Photography) aperture. ouverture du diaphragme aperture. 3. ouverture d’esprit open-mindedness. 4. (Politics) l’ouverture the widening of the political spectrum. 5.

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   ouverture. noun. opening [noun] a hole; a clear or open space. an opening in the fence/forest. opening [noun] the act of becoming or making open, the ceremony of making open. the opening of a flower/shop/door. the opening of the new theatre. openness [noun] the willingness to accept new ideas or changes.

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   French definition, examples and pronunciation of ouverture: Action d'ouvrir ; état de ce qui est ouvert.…

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   Français. Anglais. ouverturenf. (passage de l'état fermé à ouvert) opening n. L'ouverture de ce portail est capricieuse, il faut bien pousser le vantail. Opening of this gate is tricky; you have to push the leaf hard. ouverturenf. (trou)

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Action de rendre accessible ou libre l'accès à quelque chose. Ses rues, dans le silence d'un lieu désert, attendent le claquement des volets, l'ouverture des portes, le hennissement des chevaux, l'essor d'une marmaille. (Fig.) Début ou initiation de certaines activités ou événements.