“To be wide open” in Japanese
Short answer
To be wide open in Japanese is “開かる” (akaru). Full meaning: to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way.
Other ways to say “To be wide open” in Japanese
開かッ
aka to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かっ
aka to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開から
akara to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かろ
akaro to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かり
akari to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かれ
akare to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かん
akan to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かりゃ
akarya to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かろっ
akaro to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かろふ
akarou to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
開かろう
akarou to be separated (of clothing), to be exposed, to be wide open; to stand with one's limbs apart, to block the way
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