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shut down

/ʃʌt daʊn/

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verb

/ʃʌt daʊn/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по закрытию, прекращению работы или остановке функционирования чего-либо.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of closing, stopping operations, or causing something to cease functioning.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive and intransitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Stop operatingformal

    To close a business, factory, or system permanently or temporarily.

    ruЗакрыть

    • The factory shut down due to financial problems.
    • They shut down the old power plant last year.
    • The company decided to shut down its operations in Europe.

    Synonymscloseclose downdiscontinuehaltstopsuspendterminate

    Antonymsactivatebegininitiatelaunchopenoperatestart

  2. Turn off a deviceinformal

    To stop a computer, machine, or electronic device from working.

    ruВыключить

    • Please shut down your computer before leaving.
    • He shut down the server for maintenance.
    • The system automatically shuts down after 30 minutes of inactivity.

    Synonymsdeactivateswitch offturn off

    Antonymsactivatebootpowerstartswitch

  3. Reject or silenceinformalamerican

    To forcefully stop someone from speaking or to reject an idea or proposal.

    ruОсадить

    • She shut down his argument with a single fact.
    • The manager shut down the proposal immediately.
    • He tried to interrupt, but she shut him down.

    Synonymscut offdismissmuzzleput downquashrebuffshoot downsilencesquelchsuppress

    Antonymsacceptencouragesupport

Forms
  • shut down past participle
  • shut down past simple
  • shutting down present participle
  • shuts down third person singular

Base verbshut

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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