ouvert

1. not closed or barred. the door is open. 2. affording free passage, access, view, etc; not blocked or obstructed.

French meaning open, ouverts, are sexy lingerie bottoms with a completely open rear and no coverage.

Etymology. French, literally, open, from Old French overt.

Etymology. Inherited from Middle French ouvert, from Old French overt, from Vulgar Latin *opertus, from Latin apertus.

Ouvert/ouverte is the participle of ouvrir, and thus the adjective associated with this verb. As in English, “open” is an extremely useful adjective. You can use it to say that something is open, a place is open for business, a person is open-minded or open to something, the gas or water is on, etc.

Translation of "non ouvert" in English. Adjective. unopened. not open. not opened.

an open-minded approach to the problem.

Bird el verde bird giffords gilbert.

Ouvrir, to open, is another useful irregular verb. The past participle, ouvert, is unusual for an -ir verb, and the present tense is more similar to the pattern of an -er verb. The future and imperfect tenses, however, are quite regular, so it is not too difficult to learn on the whole.

Meanings of "feminine of ouvert" in French English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

ouverts ouverts [v.p./der.]

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