be an open book



be an open book

1. To be easy to understand or decipher. I wish these legal contracts were an open book.
2. To act (or purport to act) honestly, with no secrets. Ask me anything, I'm an open book. Adam says he's an open book, but I've seen him sneaking out of his house late at night.
See also: book, open

be an open book

 
1. if a person's life is an open book, you can discover everything about it because none of the details are kept secret Like many film stars, he wants to keep his private life private - he doesn't want it becoming an open book.
2. if someone is an open book, it is easy to know what they are thinking and feeling Sarah's an open book, so you'll know right away if she doesn't like the present you've bought her.
See also: book, open

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SigridSEEG-reed (Finnish)Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Estonian, Finnish (Archaic)
AnteroAHN-te-roFinnish
&Thorn;ÓRveig-Ancient Scandinavian
Kimberly['kimbəli]
Anselmaahn-ZEL-mah (German)German, Italian, Spanish
Youkoyo:-koJapanese