English
Etymology
From open + minded.
Adjective
open-minded (comparative more open-minded, superlative most open-minded)
- Willing to consider new and different concepts, ideas, or opinions.
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Translations
- Albanian: mendjendritur (sq) m
- Arabic: مُنْفَتِح m (munfatiḥ)
- Azerbaijani: zehniaçıq, geniş dünyagörüşlü, açıq düşüncəli, açıq fikirli
- Belarusian: неўпярэ́джаны (njeŭpjarédžany), бесстаро́нні (bjesstarónni), непрадузя́ты (njepraduzjáty)
- Bulgarian: либерален (bg) (liberalen)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 開明 / 开明 (zh) (kāimíng), 開放 / 开放 (zh) (kāifàng), 開朗 / 开朗 (zh) (kāilǎng), 豁達 / 豁达 (zh) (huòdá), 虛心 / 虚心 (zh) (xūxīn), 明朗 (zh) (mínglǎng), 開化 / 开化 (zh) (kāihuà)
- Danish: fordomsfri (da)
- Esperanto: larĝanima
- Finnish: ennakkoluuloton (fi), avaramielinen
- French: ouvert d'esprit
- German: aufgeschlossen (de)
- Greek: ανοιχτόμυαλος (el) (anoichtómyalos)
- Italian: aperto (it), aperto di mente, disponibile (it)
- Maori: mākohakoha
- Marathi: खुल्या मनाचा (mr) (khulyā manācā)
- Occitan: dobèrt (oc), aberit (oc), dobèrt d'esperit
- Portuguese: de mente aberta
- Russian: непредвзя́тый (ru) (nepredvzjátyj), непредубеждённый (ru) (nepredubeždjónnyj), широ́ких взгля́дов (širókix vzgljádov), с широ́ким кругозо́ром (s širókim krugozórom)
- Spanish: abierto de mente (es), abierto (es), de mentalidad abierta
- Slovene: odprtega duha
- Turkish: açık fikirli (tr), geniş (tr)
- Ukrainian: неупере́джений (neuperédženyj)
- Vietnamese: khai phóng (vi) (開放), phóng khoáng (vi) (放曠), cởi mở (vi)
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