To command someone to open the door in Spanish, you would say 'Abre la puerta.'
There is no direct translation for the word "abran" in Spanish. It could potentially be a misspelling or incomplete form of a verb in the command form like "abra" (open) or "abran" (open, plural).
"Abierto" in Spanish means "open" in English. It can refer to a door, a store, or a business that is currently open for business.
The past tense of "hold" is "held," and the past participle is also "held." For example: He held the door open. The door was held open by him.
It is already there and open!
"Polisiya ng pagbubukas ng pinto"
you cannot directly open a door with a command,but there are ways to open doors with command blocks:like have a command block next to a comparater (in the snapshot at mojang.com) and have the command block reapatadly get powerd by a clock and in the command block have:/testfor @a/p/f/r[selectors] and wire the comparator to the door and when someone meets the testfor selector the door opens!
For a positive command, it is "abre". For a negative, it is " no abras". "¡Abre la puerta!" would be "Open the door!" "Don't open the door" would be "¡No abras la puerta!"
There is no direct translation for the word "abran" in Spanish. It could potentially be a misspelling or incomplete form of a verb in the command form like "abra" (open) or "abran" (open, plural).
Open the door.
It means, "All you [kids/guys] open the books."
"Abierto" in Spanish means "open" in English. It can refer to a door, a store, or a business that is currently open for business.
to open the door -> ouvrir la porte For a command, change the infinitive "ouvrir" to either "ouvre" (tu form) or "ouvrez" (vous form).
Unlock and open the door.
Hope someone answers mine is stuck also passenger door, I did get it open with the key once. Hope someone answers mine is stuck also passenger door, I did get it open with the key once.
Yes, it is generally illegal to open someone's door without permission as it can be considered trespassing or breaking and entering, depending on the circumstances.
No abrió / abrieron / abriste / abristeis la puerta.
Get someone to open it for you.