Opengeklapte

Opengeklapte is a Dutch term that translates to "unfolded" or "opened up." It is often used in a literal sense to describe an object that has been expanded from a folded or closed state. For instance, a map might be described as opengeklapte if it has been spread out.

Beyond its literal meaning, "opengeklapte" can also be used metaphorically. It can refer to a situation, idea, or plan that has been revealed or made public. In this context, it suggests that something previously hidden or confined has now been exposed or put into action. For example, a secret plan that is no longer secret could be described as opengeklapte.

The term is not highly technical and is commonly understood in everyday Dutch conversation. Its usage depends heavily on the context in which it is employed, allowing for a range of interpretations from simple physical expansion to the disclosure of more abstract concepts. The simplicity of the word makes it versatile in describing the transition from a state of being closed or hidden to one of being open and visible.