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closing

/ˈkloʊ.zɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈkloʊ.zɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что завершает или подводит итог событию, процессу или периоду.

Describes something that brings an end or conclusion to an event, process, or period.

  1. Final or endingB1formal

    Relating to the end or conclusion of something.

    ruЗаключительный

    • The closing remarks of the speech were very moving.
    • We are in the closing stages of the project.
    • The closing ceremony of the Olympics was spectacular.

    Synonymsconcludingendingfinallastterminalultimate

    Antonymsinitialintroductoryopeningstarting

  2. Legal or business finalizationB2formallegal

    Associated with the completion of a formal agreement, transaction, or trial procedures.

    ruЗавершение сделки или процесса

    • The lawyer gave a powerful ___ argument.
    • All ___ costs must be paid before the property transfer.
    • The ___ bid for the auction will be accepted at noon.
    • They held a ___ meeting to sign the contracts.
    • The ___ balance on the account was zero.

    Synonymsconcludingfinalsettling

Forms
  • more closing comparative form
  • most closing superlative form
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noun

/ˈkləʊ.zɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по закрытию чего-либо, заключительную часть сообщения, приближение к цели или сокращение разрыва, прекращение деятельности или завершающее действие.

A noun referring to the act of shutting something, the final part of a communication, the approach toward a destination or narrowing of a gap, the termination of operations, or a concluding action.

  1. Act of shuttingA2formal

    The action of shutting something, such as a door, window, or container.

    ruЗакрытие

    • The closing of the gate was slow and creaky.
    • He was responsible for the closing of the shop every evening.
    • The automatic closing of the doors surprised the passengers.

    Synonymsclosureshutting

    Antonymsopening

  2. Final part of a messageB1formal

    The last section of a communication, such as a letter, speech, or performance.

    ruЗаключение

    • The closing of her speech was met with applause.
    • He added a polite closing to his email.
    • The movie's closing was both surprising and emotional.

    Synonymsclosercodaconclusionendendingfinalefinishperorationsign offvalediction

  3. Narrowing of a gapB2formal

    The process of approaching a particular destination or reducing a distance or difference.

    ruСближение

    • The closing of the gap between the two runners was dramatic.
    • The closing of the distance between the ships took hours.
    • There was a steady closing of the economic divide between the regions.

    Synonymscontractiondiminutionlesseningnarrowingreductionshrinkingtightening

    Antonymsexpansionextensionopeningwidening

  4. End of operationsB1formal

    The termination of business activities or operations, often permanently.

    ruЗакрытие

    • The closing of the factory affected hundreds of workers.
    • The store announced its closing after 50 years in business.
    • The closing of the mine was a major event for the town.

    Synonymscessationclosureconclusiondiscontinuationendshutdowntermination

    Antonymscommencementinaugurationlaunchopeningstart

  5. Concluding actionB2formal

    A final action or step that brings something to an end.

    ruЗавершение

    • The closing of the deal took several weeks of negotiation.
    • The closing of the ceremony was marked by fireworks.
    • The closing of the investigation brought relief to the family.

    Synonymscompletionconclusionculminationendendingfinalefinishtermination

    Antonymsbeginningcommencementopeningstart

Forms
  • closings plural form
  • closings' possessive plural form
  • closing's possessive singular form
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verb

close/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

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