open door

adjective
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open-door
[only before noun]
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  1. (of a policy, system, principle, etc.政策、制度、原则等) allowing people or goods freedom to come into a country; allowing people to go to a place or get information without controls or limits门户开放的;自由往来的
    • the country’s open-door policy for refugees这个国家对难民的开放政策
    • You are welcome to visit the school at any time; we have an open-door policy.欢迎您随时访问学校。我们有一个开放政策。
  2. a policy within a company or other organization designed to allow people to freely communicate with the people in charge(公司或机构中下属与主管)直接沟通的;政策开明的
    • We operate an open-door policy here, and are always willing to listen to our students' suggestions.我们这里实行 “开门政策”,愿意随时听取学生的建议。🔊🔊

open door

noun
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[singular]
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  1. open door (to something/somebody) a situation that allows something to happen, or that allows people to go to a place or get information without controls or limits门户开放;自由往来
    • The government's policy is an open door to disaster.政府的政策为灾难敞开了大门。🔊🔊
    • An insecure computer system is an open door to criminals.不安全的电脑系统给罪犯提供了可乘之机。🔊🔊