open-ended classes

open-ended classes
French\ \ classes ouvertes
German\ \ offene Klassen
Dutch\ \ open klassen
Italian\ \ classi aperte
Spanish\ \ clases de extremo abierto; clases extremas abiertas
Catalan\ \ classes obertes
Portuguese\ \ classes ilimitadas
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ åbne klasser
Norwegian\ \ åpne klasser
Swedish\ \ öppen klass
Greek\ \ ανοιχτές-κλειστές κλάσεις
Finnish\ \ avoimet luokat
Hungarian\ \ nyitott osztályköz
Turkish\ \ açık uçlu sınıflar
Estonian\ \ lahtised klassid
Lithuanian\ \ atskirtosios klasės
Slovenian\ \ odprti razred
Polish\ \ klasy z otwartymi końcami
Russian\ \ разомкнутые классы
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ opin bekkjum
Euskara\ \ zabal eskolak
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ رده انتهاباز
Arabic\ \ مجموعات غير محددة
Afrikaans\ \ oop klasse
Chinese\ \ 开 口 分 组 ( 类 )
Korean\ \ 개방형 계급

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