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/kloʊs/

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adjective

/kloʊs/A1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то близкое в пространстве, времени или отношениях; также используется для описания узкого промежутка или сходства.

Describes something that is near in space, time, or relationship; also used to describe a narrow margin or similarity.

  1. Near in distanceA1formal

    Being at a short distance away; not far.

    ruБлизкий

    • The store is very close to my house.
    • Stay close to me in the crowd.
    • The two buildings are close together.

    Synonymsadjacentat handhandynearnearbyneighboringnighproximate

    Antonymsdistantfarremote

  2. Near in timeA2formal

    Approaching or about to happen soon.

    ruБлизкий

    • The deadline is close, so we need to hurry.
    • Christmas is getting close.
    • We are close to the end of the project.

    Synonymsat handforthcomingimminentimpendingnearnighupcoming

    Antonymsdistantfarremote

  3. Intimate relationshipA2formal

    Having a strong emotional bond or connection.

    ruБлизкий

    • She is a close friend of mine.
    • They have a very close relationship.
    • He is close to his grandmother.

    Synonymsaffectionateattachedbosomconfidentialdeardevotedfamiliarinseparableintimateloving

    Antonymsaloofdetacheddistantestrangedremote

  4. Almost equal or similarB1formal

    Very similar or almost the same.

    ruБлизкий

    • The two paintings are close in style.
    • It was a close match, but they lost.
    • The results were close to what we expected.

    Synonymsakinalikecomparablecorrespondingequivalentmatchingnearsimilar

    Antonymsdifferentdissimilardistantremote

Forms
  • closer comparative form
  • closest superlative form
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adverb

/kləʊs/A2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «близко в пространстве или времени» или «в положении неподалёку». Используется для описания близости и совпадает по форме с прилагательным.

An adverb meaning "near in space or time" or "in a position that is not far away." It is used to describe proximity and is identical in form to the adjective.

  1. Near in distanceA1formal

    At a short distance away; nearby.

    ruБлизко

    • She stood close to the door.
    • The store is close to my house.
    • He moved closer to hear better.

    Synonymsat handnearnearbynigh

    Antonymsdistantfar

  2. Near in timeB1formal

    Almost at a particular point in time.

    ruБлизко

    • It's close to midnight.
    • We are close to finishing the project.
    • The deadline is getting close.

    Synonymsaboutalmostapproximatelynearnearlyroughly

    Antonymsdistantfar

  3. Carefully or tightlyB2formal

    In a careful, thorough, or tight manner.

    ruВнимательно или плотно

    • Watch him close to see how he does it.
    • Hold the rope close so it doesn't slip.
    • The police followed close behind the suspect.

    Synonymscarefullycloselyfirmlysecurelytightly

    Antonymscarelesslyloosely

Forms
  • closer comparative form
  • closest superlative form
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noun

/kləʊs/A1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее конец или завершение события, деятельности или периода времени.

A noun referring to the end or conclusion of an event, activity, or period of time.

  1. End or conclusionB1formal

    The end of an event, activity, or period of time.

    ruЗавершение

    • The meeting came to a close at 5 PM.
    • At the close of the day, they reviewed their progress.
    • The close of the season brought many surprises.

    Synonymscessationconclusionculminationendendingfinalefinishtermination

    Antonymsbeginningonsetopeningoutsetstart

  2. Enclosed areaB2formalbritish

    A street closed at one end; a cul-de-sac.

    ruТупик

    • They live in a quiet close near the park.
    • The children played safely in the close.
    • The house is located at the end of a close.

    Synonymsblind alleycourtcul de sacdead enddead-end street

Forms
  • closes plural form
  • closes' possessive plural form
  • close's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/kləʊz/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по закрытию чего-либо, завершению чего-либо или сокращению расстояния между объектами.

A verb used to indicate the act of shutting something, bringing something to an end, or reducing the distance between things.

  1. ShutA1formal

    To move something so that an opening is covered or blocked.

    ruЗакрыть

    • Please close the door when you leave.
    • She closed her eyes and fell asleep.
    • He closed the book after finishing the last chapter.

    Synonymsbarblockboltfastenlatchlockobstructplugsealsecureshutstop

    Antonymsopen

  2. End or finishA2formal

    To bring an activity, event, or period to an end.

    ruЗавершить

    • The store closes at 9 PM.
    • They closed the meeting with a summary of decisions.
    • The festival closed with a spectacular fireworks display.

    Synonymsceasecompleteconcludeendfinishterminatewind upwrap up

    Antonymsbeginopenstart

  3. Reduce distanceB1formal

    To move so as to cover an opening or reduce a gap.

    ruСокращать расстояние

    • The police closed in on the suspect.
    • The army closed ranks to defend the position.
    • The gap between the two runners began to close.

    Synonymscontractconvergediminishlessennarrowreduceshrinktighten

    Antonymsopenpartseparate

Forms
  • closed past participle
  • closed past simple
  • closing present participle
  • closes third person singular

Phrasal variantsclose downclose inclose offclose outclose up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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