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Meaning of "opened its gates"
opened its gates: This phrase metaphorically refers to a significant event or action that marks the beginning of a new phase, era, opportunity, or development. It symbolizes the commencement of accessibility, entry, or acceptance
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opened its gates
Piekuo has finally opened its gates.
Rome opened its gates to him.
The city put up no resistance and opened its gates.
The sky opened its gates.
Urmia was occupied and Ardebil opened its gates.
Kindly opened its gates to them.
And for a new land which has opened its gates to us.
The Fair opened its gates to the public on Monday.
Polacks came out from behind, and the city opened its gates.
Without a fight Rome opened its gates to the conqueror.
The fortress of Vianen was deserted, and the city of Utrecht opened its gates.
The heavens just opened its gates for us.
They took Patras and Pondikos by assault, and Andravida opened its gates.
When they got to Bordeaux the city opened its gates to them without a fight.
Reims opened its gates to the army on 16 July.
Belisarius then marched on the city of Hippo Regius, which opened its gates to him.
During the weekend, the ITB opened its gates to the general public.
Each year, I would send him a vessel full of gold . Rome opened its gates to him.
The city opened its gates to him, and Isma'il was appointed governor by Nasr.
During President Masaryk 's time in office it only opened its gates to the public twice.
The Hungaroring opened its gates in 1986, after only eight months of construction.
To prevent further violence, Jerusalem opened its gates to Baldwin.
The university opened its gates 10 years ago.
In November 1655, when Swedish forces reached Krosno, the town opened its gates to the invaders.
On January 12, Farrara opened its gates to the Ruspoli Regiment.
Hotel Vitis is the newest hotel in Villány, which opened its gates in November 2016.
In the Summer of AD 80 the Colosseum opened its gates for a hundred days of games.
El Parque Minero in La Union opened its gates in the summer of 2010.
