abre
/ˈabɾe/, [ˈa.β̞ɾe]open, opens
Verb abre
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of abrir.
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Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of abrir.
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¡Por favor, abre la boca!
Open your mouth, please!
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Abre la puerta y deja entrar al perro.
Open the door and let in the dog.
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Abre la puerta de golpe.
Kick the door in.
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¿Esta tienda abre los domingos?
Is this store open on Sundays?
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Abre el armario de la izquierda, allí están las botellas.
Open the cupboard to the left, the bottles are in there.
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Abre la puerta con una patada.
Kick the door in.
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Abre la botella.
Open the bottle.
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Una llave de oro lo abre todo.
A golden key opens all doors.
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Abre la puerta un poco.
Open the door a bit!
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Abre tu corazón.
Open your heart.
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