Definition of open-ended in English:

open-ended

(also open-end)

adjective əʊp(ə)nˈɛndɪdˈoʊpən ˌɛndəd

1Having no predetermined limit or boundary.
Example sentencesExamples
- The other reason I make this statement is because a week before this book landed on my desk, I had bought an open-end ticket to Ireland and gave notice of my intention to quit my job.
- Another reason that's typically given: Most closed-end funds don't liquidate or convert to open-end funds, so it makes no sense that their share prices should reflect that.
- I also manage an open-end mutual fund, the Prudent Bear Fund, which was the top performing mutual fund in the country in the 3rd quarter.
- This procedure uses an open-end interval to list a series of housing units.
- But no obligation of this kind can be open-ended and without limit of time.
- These also calculate a NAV in much the same way as the open-end fund.
- The deal is open-ended, with no limits in terms of duration or cost.
- With an open-end lease (also known as an equity lease), you must purchase the car at the end of the lease period for a predetermined amount.
- ‘He wasn't in favour of giving an open-ended commitment but we will be able to avoid that,’ a source said.
- Some closed-end funds are converted into open-end funds.
- Closing funds are open-end funds that have decided no longer to accept money from new investors (investors who do not currently own any shares in the fund).
- That leaves the more familiar open-end mutual funds.
- This key structural difference makes the holdings in closed-end portfolios much less vulnerable to the waves of buying and redemptions that sometimes characterize open-end funds.
- You don't want to have an endless open-end part of the agreement.
- China is launching its first open-end investment fund.
- Scarborough Council said its agreement with him has already been extended until December and is fairly open-ended to continue beyond that.
- Perhaps the easiest way to understand the mechanics of closed-end mutual funds is via a comparison to the open-end mutual funds with which most investors are familiar.
- The open-end document will enter into force on the first day of the second month after its signing.
- These helped further to encourage open-ended arms competition and limited the search for areas of mutual co-operation.
- But it would resist pressure to swap an open-ended mandate for a fixed date for withdrawal.
Synonyms
permanent, perpetual, everlasting, continuing, abiding, constant, fixed, indefinite
1. 1.1 (of a question) allowing the formulation of any answer, rather than a selection from a set of possible answers.
  the interview includes both open-ended and multiple-choice questions
  Example sentencesExamples
  I tend to ask open-ended questions, and I also put candidates into hypothetical situations.
  The idea is to use an open-ended question that lets other participate.
  Major themes were determined from answers to open-ended questions in a questionnaire.
  At the end of each section, an open-ended question can allow a member to expand on that area.
  In this method, the selected article is distributed with accompanying open-ended questions.
  As the question was open-ended the participant could identify multiple sources.
  Asking young children only open-ended questions may produce answers that are usually brief and incomplete.
  To gather more information, use open-ended questions or ones which require complete answers.
  Answers to open-ended questions were categorized into major themes before being analyzed.
  A question that can be answered with yes or no is not an open-ended question.
  Thirty-seven patients had comments in response to the open-ended question at both interviews.
  The use of open-ended questions gave specific information on what the students were getting from the text.
  First, you need to ask open-ended questions, the kind that can't be answered just with a yes or no.
  The interview format with open-ended questions allowed for a great deal of freedom in responding.
  The youth interviews included both a series of structured questions and a series of open-ended questions.
  The third open-ended question was on how a Spanish-speaking child would do in a mainstream classroom.
  Each knowledge item was developed to assess a specific workshop objective and is an open-ended question.
  Therefore an open-ended question appeared at the end for that purpose.
  The responses to the open-ended questions were placed into categories to determine percentages.
  Staff who use open-ended questions or statements allow the child to express the primary emphasis.

Derivatives

open-endedness

noun

He points out that ‘rights’ introduce a flexibility and open-endedness that no rule can capture.
Example sentencesExamples
- But when the tools they use and the rhetoric of the form stress the open-endedness of what they're doing, the constant changingness of it, they'll approach it in a different spirit.
- If the US pursues its historic mission to co-opt the rest of the world into its scheme of values, it cannot wholeheartedly embrace the open-endedness of market-state politics.
- Essential then to Hyde's approach is spontaneity, change, open-endedness, and fragmentation.
- Considering the choice on offer, and the open-endedness of most of them, every competent A-Level student should be able to write well enough to get at least 70%.

Definition of open-ended in US English:

open-ended

(also open-end)

adjectiveˈōpən ˌendədˈoʊpən ˌɛndəd

1Having no determined limit or boundary.
the return invitation was open-ended
Example sentencesExamples
- Closing funds are open-end funds that have decided no longer to accept money from new investors (investors who do not currently own any shares in the fund).
- Perhaps the easiest way to understand the mechanics of closed-end mutual funds is via a comparison to the open-end mutual funds with which most investors are familiar.
- These also calculate a NAV in much the same way as the open-end fund.
- But it would resist pressure to swap an open-ended mandate for a fixed date for withdrawal.
- Some closed-end funds are converted into open-end funds.
- With an open-end lease (also known as an equity lease), you must purchase the car at the end of the lease period for a predetermined amount.
- You don't want to have an endless open-end part of the agreement.
- The deal is open-ended, with no limits in terms of duration or cost.
- ‘He wasn't in favour of giving an open-ended commitment but we will be able to avoid that,’ a source said.
- China is launching its first open-end investment fund.
- This key structural difference makes the holdings in closed-end portfolios much less vulnerable to the waves of buying and redemptions that sometimes characterize open-end funds.
- Another reason that's typically given: Most closed-end funds don't liquidate or convert to open-end funds, so it makes no sense that their share prices should reflect that.
- Scarborough Council said its agreement with him has already been extended until December and is fairly open-ended to continue beyond that.
- This procedure uses an open-end interval to list a series of housing units.
- The other reason I make this statement is because a week before this book landed on my desk, I had bought an open-end ticket to Ireland and gave notice of my intention to quit my job.
- I also manage an open-end mutual fund, the Prudent Bear Fund, which was the top performing mutual fund in the country in the 3rd quarter.
- But no obligation of this kind can be open-ended and without limit of time.
- These helped further to encourage open-ended arms competition and limited the search for areas of mutual co-operation.
- The open-end document will enter into force on the first day of the second month after its signing.
- That leaves the more familiar open-end mutual funds.
Synonyms
permanent, perpetual, everlasting, continuing, abiding, constant, fixed, indefinite
1. 1.1 (of a question) allowing the formulation of any answer, rather than a selection from a set of possible answers.
  the interview includes both open-ended and multiple-choice questions
  Example sentencesExamples
  At the end of each section, an open-ended question can allow a member to expand on that area.
  The use of open-ended questions gave specific information on what the students were getting from the text.
  The interview format with open-ended questions allowed for a great deal of freedom in responding.
  The third open-ended question was on how a Spanish-speaking child would do in a mainstream classroom.
  I tend to ask open-ended questions, and I also put candidates into hypothetical situations.
  Asking young children only open-ended questions may produce answers that are usually brief and incomplete.
  The responses to the open-ended questions were placed into categories to determine percentages.
  A question that can be answered with yes or no is not an open-ended question.
  Major themes were determined from answers to open-ended questions in a questionnaire.
  The youth interviews included both a series of structured questions and a series of open-ended questions.
  First, you need to ask open-ended questions, the kind that can't be answered just with a yes or no.
  To gather more information, use open-ended questions or ones which require complete answers.
  In this method, the selected article is distributed with accompanying open-ended questions.
  Answers to open-ended questions were categorized into major themes before being analyzed.
  As the question was open-ended the participant could identify multiple sources.
  Therefore an open-ended question appeared at the end for that purpose.
  Thirty-seven patients had comments in response to the open-ended question at both interviews.
  The idea is to use an open-ended question that lets other participate.
  Each knowledge item was developed to assess a specific workshop objective and is an open-ended question.
  Staff who use open-ended questions or statements allow the child to express the primary emphasis.

单词	open-ended
释义	Definition of open-ended in English: open-ended (also open-end) adjective əʊp(ə)nˈɛndɪdˈoʊpən ˌɛndəd 1Having no predetermined limit or boundary. Example sentencesExamples The other reason I make this statement is because a week before this book landed on my desk, I had bought an open-end ticket to Ireland and gave notice of my intention to quit my job. Another reason that's typically given: Most closed-end funds don't liquidate or convert to open-end funds, so it makes no sense that their share prices should reflect that. I also manage an open-end mutual fund, the Prudent Bear Fund, which was the top performing mutual fund in the country in the 3rd quarter. This procedure uses an open-end interval to list a series of housing units. But no obligation of this kind can be open-ended and without limit of time. These also calculate a NAV in much the same way as the open-end fund. The deal is open-ended, with no limits in terms of duration or cost. With an open-end lease (also known as an equity lease), you must purchase the car at the end of the lease period for a predetermined amount. ‘He wasn't in favour of giving an open-ended commitment but we will be able to avoid that,’ a source said. Some closed-end funds are converted into open-end funds. Closing funds are open-end funds that have decided no longer to accept money from new investors (investors who do not currently own any shares in the fund). That leaves the more familiar open-end mutual funds. This key structural difference makes the holdings in closed-end portfolios much less vulnerable to the waves of buying and redemptions that sometimes characterize open-end funds. You don't want to have an endless open-end part of the agreement. China is launching its first open-end investment fund. Scarborough Council said its agreement with him has already been extended until December and is fairly open-ended to continue beyond that. Perhaps the easiest way to understand the mechanics of closed-end mutual funds is via a comparison to the open-end mutual funds with which most investors are familiar. The open-end document will enter into force on the first day of the second month after its signing. These helped further to encourage open-ended arms competition and limited the search for areas of mutual co-operation. But it would resist pressure to swap an open-ended mandate for a fixed date for withdrawal. Synonyms permanent, perpetual, everlasting, continuing, abiding, constant, fixed, indefinite 1.1 (of a question) allowing the formulation of any answer, rather than a selection from a set of possible answers. the interview includes both open-ended and multiple-choice questions Example sentencesExamples I tend to ask open-ended questions, and I also put candidates into hypothetical situations. The idea is to use an open-ended question that lets other participate. Major themes were determined from answers to open-ended questions in a questionnaire. At the end of each section, an open-ended question can allow a member to expand on that area. In this method, the selected article is distributed with accompanying open-ended questions. As the question was open-ended the participant could identify multiple sources. Asking young children only open-ended questions may produce answers that are usually brief and incomplete. To gather more information, use open-ended questions or ones which require complete answers. Answers to open-ended questions were categorized into major themes before being analyzed. A question that can be answered with yes or no is not an open-ended question. Thirty-seven patients had comments in response to the open-ended question at both interviews. The use of open-ended questions gave specific information on what the students were getting from the text. First, you need to ask open-ended questions, the kind that can't be answered just with a yes or no. The interview format with open-ended questions allowed for a great deal of freedom in responding. The youth interviews included both a series of structured questions and a series of open-ended questions. The third open-ended question was on how a Spanish-speaking child would do in a mainstream classroom. Each knowledge item was developed to assess a specific workshop objective and is an open-ended question. Therefore an open-ended question appeared at the end for that purpose. The responses to the open-ended questions were placed into categories to determine percentages. Staff who use open-ended questions or statements allow the child to express the primary emphasis. Derivatives open-endedness noun He points out that ‘rights’ introduce a flexibility and open-endedness that no rule can capture. Example sentencesExamples But when the tools they use and the rhetoric of the form stress the open-endedness of what they're doing, the constant changingness of it, they'll approach it in a different spirit. If the US pursues its historic mission to co-opt the rest of the world into its scheme of values, it cannot wholeheartedly embrace the open-endedness of market-state politics. Essential then to Hyde's approach is spontaneity, change, open-endedness, and fragmentation. Considering the choice on offer, and the open-endedness of most of them, every competent A-Level student should be able to write well enough to get at least 70%. Definition of open-ended in US English: open-ended (also open-end) adjectiveˈōpən ˌendədˈoʊpən ˌɛndəd 1Having no determined limit or boundary. the return invitation was open-ended Example sentencesExamples Closing funds are open-end funds that have decided no longer to accept money from new investors (investors who do not currently own any shares in the fund). Perhaps the easiest way to understand the mechanics of closed-end mutual funds is via a comparison to the open-end mutual funds with which most investors are familiar. These also calculate a NAV in much the same way as the open-end fund. But it would resist pressure to swap an open-ended mandate for a fixed date for withdrawal. Some closed-end funds are converted into open-end funds. With an open-end lease (also known as an equity lease), you must purchase the car at the end of the lease period for a predetermined amount. You don't want to have an endless open-end part of the agreement. The deal is open-ended, with no limits in terms of duration or cost. ‘He wasn't in favour of giving an open-ended commitment but we will be able to avoid that,’ a source said. China is launching its first open-end investment fund. This key structural difference makes the holdings in closed-end portfolios much less vulnerable to the waves of buying and redemptions that sometimes characterize open-end funds. Another reason that's typically given: Most closed-end funds don't liquidate or convert to open-end funds, so it makes no sense that their share prices should reflect that. Scarborough Council said its agreement with him has already been extended until December and is fairly open-ended to continue beyond that. This procedure uses an open-end interval to list a series of housing units. The other reason I make this statement is because a week before this book landed on my desk, I had bought an open-end ticket to Ireland and gave notice of my intention to quit my job. I also manage an open-end mutual fund, the Prudent Bear Fund, which was the top performing mutual fund in the country in the 3rd quarter. But no obligation of this kind can be open-ended and without limit of time. These helped further to encourage open-ended arms competition and limited the search for areas of mutual co-operation. The open-end document will enter into force on the first day of the second month after its signing. That leaves the more familiar open-end mutual funds. Synonyms permanent, perpetual, everlasting, continuing, abiding, constant, fixed, indefinite 1.1 (of a question) allowing the formulation of any answer, rather than a selection from a set of possible answers. the interview includes both open-ended and multiple-choice questions Example sentencesExamples At the end of each section, an open-ended question can allow a member to expand on that area. The use of open-ended questions gave specific information on what the students were getting from the text. The interview format with open-ended questions allowed for a great deal of freedom in responding. The third open-ended question was on how a Spanish-speaking child would do in a mainstream classroom. I tend to ask open-ended questions, and I also put candidates into hypothetical situations. Asking young children only open-ended questions may produce answers that are usually brief and incomplete. The responses to the open-ended questions were placed into categories to determine percentages. A question that can be answered with yes or no is not an open-ended question. Major themes were determined from answers to open-ended questions in a questionnaire. The youth interviews included both a series of structured questions and a series of open-ended questions. First, you need to ask open-ended questions, the kind that can't be answered just with a yes or no. To gather more information, use open-ended questions or ones which require complete answers. In this method, the selected article is distributed with accompanying open-ended questions. Answers to open-ended questions were categorized into major themes before being analyzed. As the question was open-ended the participant could identify multiple sources. Therefore an open-ended question appeared at the end for that purpose. Thirty-seven patients had comments in response to the open-ended question at both interviews. The idea is to use an open-ended question that lets other participate. Each knowledge item was developed to assess a specific workshop objective and is an open-ended question. Staff who use open-ended questions or statements allow the child to express the primary emphasis.
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