It depends on who you are commanding to do the opening. English has only one command form, Spanish has four.
The most likely, in this scenario, is that you are sending a package to a close friend, so "ábreme", the "tú form", is most appropriate.
If this is for some undiscovered box in tomb, the "Ud. form" of "ábrame" is probably more appropriate.
The plural yous with vosotros - abridme and Uds. - ábranme are not likely appropriate.
Estamos abiertos would be the best way to say "We are open" in Spanish.
está abiertoestá=he/she/it isabierto=open
Casa abierta
Inscripción abierta
hizole los abre.
abrir esto
Te rompo la madre
To command someone to open the door in Spanish, you would say 'Abre la puerta.'
You can say "No Abra hasta el 4 de abril". Note that the names of the months are not capitalized in Spanish.
Abre is the correct word for opens.Ex. Ella abre la puerta.Trans: She opens the door.
The spanish word for "wide" is: ancho. It means open WIDE or in how WIDE or in the whole WIDE world.Ancho is one way to say wide in Spanish.
Algo tiene un espacio libre/abierto