open-door
/ˌəʊpən ˈdɔː/adjective
उच्चारण ओपन डॉर
खुले द्वार वाला, सबके लिए खुला (नीति)
Core word
adjective
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[only before noun]
(of a policy or system) allowing anyone to come in, join or use something, without restrictions
खुले द्वार वाला, सबके लिए खुला (नीति)
- The college follows an open-door admission policy for all local students.
- The country adopted an open-door policy on trade.
- The new open-door policy lets students from any state apply.
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- Critics said the open-door approach to imports hurt small farmers.
- The library has an open-door system, so anyone can walk in and read.
Opposite restricted
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[only before noun]
(of a manager or office) always ready to listen to any member of staff or any visitor
जिसके पास कोई भी बिना रोक-टोक आ सके
- The principal has an open-door policy, so Radhika could meet her at any time.
- Our manager has an open-door style and welcomes ideas from everyone.
- The headmaster's open-door approach made parents feel comfortable raising concerns.
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- Employees praised the open-door culture at the firm.