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• Verbo frasal que se utiliza para indicar la finalización o el cierre de algo, a menudo una actividad comercial, un evento o una posición financiera, o para liquidar o saldar una cuenta o deuda.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of finishing or concluding something, often a business activity, event, or financial position.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Sell remaining stockinformalamerican

   To sell all remaining items of a product line, often at a reduced price.

   liquidar existencias

   • The store is closing out its winter collection.
   • They closed out the old inventory to make room for new items.
   • We need to close out these last few units before the end of the month.

   Sinónimosclearclear outdispose ofliquidatesell offunload

2. Finish or concludeinformalamerican

   To bring something to an end or conclusion.

   Concluir o finalizar

   • Let's close out the meeting with a summary.
   • He closed out his speech with a powerful quote.
   • They closed out the project by submitting the final report.

   Sinónimosceasecompleteconcludeendfinishstopterminatewrap up

   Antónimosbegincommenceinitiatelaunchopenstart

3. Exclude or preventinformalamerican

   To prevent someone from being included or participating.

   excluir o impedir participación

   • The new policy closed out many small businesses.
   • They felt closed out of the decision-making process.
   • The system closed out late applicants.

   Sinónimosbardebarexcludekeep outostracizeshut out

   Antónimosadmitinclude

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