Examples of using Re-opened in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The highway re-opened at 11:13 p.m.
After the reforms in the Republic of Turkey it was re-opened as a museum in 1934.
The road to Rome was re-opened.
The highway was closed, the highway was re-opened.
The Museum has recently re-opened after extensive renovation.
The following year it was rebuilt and re-opened.
The Clacton home was not re-opened after the war.
However, the EU insists that the Agreement cannot be re-opened.
Berlin's famous Brandenburg Gate re-opened for the first time in nearly three decades.
Afterwards the Residenztheater was meticulously recreated in the 1950s and re-opened in 1958 under the name Cuvilliés Theatre with a performance of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro.
The bridge was re-opened shortly after midnight,
After closing for nearly five years, the Musée Picasso in Paris re-opened at the end of 2014, fresh off a pricey renovation.
Ashford International station was re-opened on 28 February 1996 and first operated international trains departing from Waterloo, London.
On 10 May 2008, the club re-opened the renovated Ljudski vrt,
After undergoing a major restoration, the sumptuous Apollo Gallery re-opened at the Louvre in 2004.
The bridge was re-opened to traffic in both directions on 11 December 2005 after its first major re-painting in 65 years.
Selfies At Funerals, re-opened to comment on the below picture,
completely renovated and re-opened to visitors in November 2015.
Recently, the site has been upgraded, and members of the US Kennedy family were in attendance when it was re-opened.
was re-opened on 24 February 1946.