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closing curtain

/ˈkləʊzɪŋ ˈkɜːrtən/

Traducción: Expresión metafórica que designa el fin o la conclusión de un evento, representación, periodo o situación, a menudo implicando un carácter definitivo o el cierre de una época.

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/ˈkləʊzɪŋ ˈkɜːrtən/C1formalart
  • esExpresión metafórica que designa el fin o la conclusión de un evento, representación, periodo o situación, a menudo implicando un carácter definitivo o el cierre de una época.

A metaphorical expression referring to the end or conclusion of an event, performance, period, or situation, often implying finality or the end of an era.

  1. End of a performanceB1formal

    The final lowering of the curtain in a theater, marking the end of a play or show.

    esCierre del telón

    • The audience applauded as the closing curtain fell.
    • The closing curtain brought the evening's performance to an end.
    • After the closing curtain, the actors came out for a final bow.
  2. End of an event or eraB2informal

    A metaphorical term for the conclusion or final stage of an event, project, or period.

    estelón final

    • The closing curtain of the conference was marked by a keynote speech.
    • With his retirement, the closing curtain fell on a remarkable career.
    • The closing curtain of the festival was a spectacular fireworks display.