Examples of using Has opened up in English and their translations into Italian
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In the middle of the Hamburger Schanze, a little paradise for lovers of fine delicacies has opened up.
The Advanced Status granted in 2008 has opened up a new phase,
The frame has opened up and therefore the yacht has lowered of about ten centimetres.
What Brian was saying was science has opened up successively different vantage points from which we can see ourselves,
Airbus' A320 has opened up a new exciting way of travelling,
Since then, the market for works has opened up and become more complex,
A terrible wound for Mrs. Waterford. As you can imagine, seeing our daughter has opened up.
Besides, in the last few years, technological development has opened up fields of application in which sodium vapour has proved superior to conventional media.
It is not possible to bridge the gaping chasm that has opened up between the classes.
Asked about the debate president Chavez has opened up on"socialism of the 21st century", Serge Goulart replied.
Teeling, has opened up in the Liberties, re-launched by the descendants of the original distilling family.
simply a beautiful sky that has opened up after the rain to reveal its better side.
A new space has opened up to the city, where guests can enjoy life's small pleasures in a relaxed but cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Evolution Travel has opened up a world for me!!
In fact, a rift has opened up between the family and society,
vortex of emotions leading to great depths has opened up within us.
Its excellent performance has opened up infinite imagination for the future application of textiles.
Before each one of you a new perspective has opened up, and a new meaning and dimension have been
European and national legislation has opened up public contracts to fair competition, giving citizens better quality at the best price.
Despite the fact that the EU has opened up its markets, our companies face huge problems if they want to access public sector markets in third countries.