Verb:

ছুটির পর আবার খোলা,

reopening's Usage Examples:

2020, the state government initiated a phased reopening, which was viewed as controversial.

The reopening was phased back in June and July 2020 following.

Three phases of planned reopening were announced on 19 May 2020, namely "Safe Reopening" (phase 1), "Safe Transition" (phase 2) and.

Governor Charlie Baker announced his guidelines for reopening, starting May 18.

He mentioned that the reopening will be in four phases, from now to later this.

travellers in PEI and Nova Scotia, the reopening date was postponed indefinitely.

In late May 2021, plans for the reopening of the bubble were announced by some.

address to the nation, assured parents of students to be calm over the reopening of schools amidst the increasing number of coronavirus in Ghana.

line reopening Bordon Light Railway reopening Camp Hill Line reopening Carmarthen–Aberystwyth line reopening Cirencester branch line reopening Consett–Newcastle.

guidelines for reopening, starting May 18.

He mentioned that the reopening will be in four phases.

The first phase, will be very strict reopening, with just.

two of the reopening plan on June 8.

On July 2, Governor Baker announced that Massachusetts would enter Phase 3, Stage 1 of its reopening plan starting.

Minister for Education Joe McHugh confirmed that schools would not be reopening on 30 March as had been the official deadline until then.

has focused public attention on reopening it.

In 2012 Liverpool's Strategic Investment Framework listed the reopening of St James as important to the.

second step of Phase 3 reopening 'indefinitely'".

"Primary schools reopening: Call for remote learning as Covid cases rise".

Phase 1 of reopening June 1".

"Baltimore to fully enter stage one of reopening Monday".

2020, when the government of Ontario allowed Toronto to enter Stage 2 of reopening.

Railway in 1862, it was closed in 1956 then reopened in 2011 as part of the reopening of the Airdrie–Bathgate rail link.

Synonyms:

open up; open;

Antonyms:

lock; seal; close;