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cerrár
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verb[T]
To close or shut something, such as a door, window, book, or container.
cerrár
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin serare, from sera meaning “bar” or “bolt.”
Examples
Voy a cerrar la ventana.
Vóy a cerrár la ventána.
I am going to close the window.
Por favor, cierra la puerta.
Pór favór, ciérra la puérta.
Please close the door.
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verb[T]
To end, conclude, or bring an activity, event, agreement, or period of time to a close.
cerrár
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin serare, from sera meaning “bar” or “bolt.”
Examples
El director quiere cerrar la reunión a las seis.
Él directór quiére cerrár la reunión a las séis.
The director wants to close the meeting at six.
La empresa logró cerrar el acuerdo.
La emprésa logró cerrár el acuérdo.
The company managed to close the deal.
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verb[T, I]
To close a business, office, or public place, either temporarily at the end of business hours or permanently.
cerrár
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin serare, from sera meaning “bar” or “bolt.”
Examples
La tienda va a cerrar temprano hoy.
La tiénda va a cerrár tempráno hóy.
The store is going to close early today.
Tuvieron que cerrar el restaurante por reformas.
Tuviéron que cerrár el restauránte pór refórmas.
They had to close the restaurant for renovations.
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verb[I]
To close up, seal, or heal, especially of a wound, opening, or gap.
cerrár
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin serare, from sera meaning “bar” or “bolt.”
Examples
La herida empezó a cerrar bien.
La herída empezó a cerrár bién.
The wound began to close up well.
Con el tiempo, la grieta se cerró.
Cón el tiémpo, la griéta se cerró.
Over time, the crack closed up.
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