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(born 1980) female tennis athlete, winner of U.S. Open in 2000 and 2001	Venus Williams
(born 1981) female tennis athlete, winner of the 1999 U.S. Open	Serena Williams
(British) gape, stare stupidly with an open mouth	gawp
(India) park ground, open area	maidan
(Italian) plaza, public square; concourse, city square; balcony, veranda, Italian public square, open-sided passageway, porch	piazza
(Medicine) mold used to hold a skin graft in place during healing; thin tube inserted into a tubular structure (e.g. a blood vessel) to hold it open or remove a blockage	stent
a molecule, especially a synthetic receptor, that is hollow and has one open end	cavitand
a trademark for an open casual leather shoe like a moccasin but having a wide flat heel	Loafer
A trader is said to have a commitment when he assumes the obligation to accept or make delivery on a futures contract. Related: Open interest.	Commitment
able to be bought, characterized by bribery; corrupt; able to be purchased (especially in an illegal way), open to bribery	venal
able to be permeated, can be penetrated, permeable; can be influenced, open to persuasion, open to new things	pervious
able to receive, able to receive stimuli, accepting, taking in; open to ideas, open to suggestions, quick to learn, willing to accept	receptive
abnormal desire to live in open spaces or in an isolated area (Psychology)	agromania
abnormal fear of open spaces (Psychiatry)	agoraphobia
abnormally afraid of wide open spaces (Psychiatry)	agoraphobic

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Total number of translations (in millions): 15.4