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Detailed Translations for closing from English to Dutch

closing:

closing [the ~] noun

  1. the closing (close-down; partition; locking; shutting; barrier)
    de afsluiting; de sluiting; het afsluiten; dichtmaken
  2. the closing (blocking)
    dichtdoen; dichtdraaien

closing adj

  1. closing (hindmost; last; final)
    laatste; achterste; finaal

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Related Definitions for "closing":

  1. final or ending1
    • the closing stages of the election1
    • the closing weeks of the year1
    • the closing scene of the film1
    • closing remarks1
  2. a concluding action1
  3. termination of operations1
  4. approaching a particular destination; a coming closer; a narrowing of a gap1
    • the ship's rapid rate of closing gave them little time to avoid a collision1
  5. the act of closing something1
  6. the last section of a communication1

close:

to close verb (closes, closed, closing)

  1. to close (lock up; lock)
    afsluiten; dichtdoen
    • afsluiten verb (sluit af, sloot af, sloten af, afgesloten)
    • dichtdoen verb (doe dicht, doet dicht, deed dicht, deden dicht, dichtgedaan)
  2. to close (shut; draw)
    afsluiten; sluiten; toedoen; dichtdoen; toemaken
    • afsluiten verb (sluit af, sloot af, sloten af, afgesloten)
    • sluiten verb (sluit, sloot, sloten, gesloten)
    • toedoen verb (doe toe, doet toe, deed toe, deden toe, toegedaan)
    • dichtdoen verb (doe dicht, doet dicht, deed dicht, deden dicht, dichtgedaan)
    • toemaken verb
  3. to close (shut; pull to; pull shut)
    sluiten; dichtdoen; toedoen; dichtmaken; toetrekken
    • sluiten verb (sluit, sloot, sloten, gesloten)
    • dichtdoen verb (doe dicht, doet dicht, deed dicht, deden dicht, dichtgedaan)
    • toedoen verb (doe toe, doet toe, deed toe, deden toe, toegedaan)
    • dichtmaken verb (maak dicht, maakt dicht, maakte dicht, maakten dicht, dichtgemaakt)
    • toetrekken verb (trek toe, trekt toe, trok toe, trokken toe, toegetrokken)
  4. to close (plug; demarcate; put under seal; )
    dichtmaken; dichten; stoppen; dichtstoppen
    • dichtmaken verb (maak dicht, maakt dicht, maakte dicht, maakten dicht, dichtgemaakt)
    • dichten verb (dicht, dichtte, dichtten, gedicht)
    • stoppen verb (stop, stopt, stopte, stopten, gestopt)
    • dichtstoppen verb (stop dicht, stopt dicht, stopte dicht, stopten dicht, dichtgestopt)
  5. to close (click shut; shut)
    zich sluiten; dichtgaan; toevallen; dichtvallen
    • dichtgaan verb (ga dicht, gaat dicht, ging dicht, gingen dicht, dichtgegaan)
    • toevallen verb (val toe, valt toe, viel toe, vielen toe, toegevallen)
    • dichtvallen verb (valt dicht, viel dicht, dichtgevallen)
  6. to close (turn off; close down)
    toedraaien
    • toedraaien verb (draai toe, draait toe, draaide toe, draaiden toe, toegedraaid)
  7. to close
    – To end an application's relationship with an open file so that the application will no longer be able to access the file without opening it again. 2
    sluiten
    • sluiten verb (sluit, sloot, sloten, gesloten)

Conjugations for close:

present
  1. close
  2. close
  3. closes
  4. close
  5. close
  6. close
simple past
  1. closed
  2. closed
  3. closed
  4. closed
  5. closed
  6. closed
present perfect
  1. have closed
  2. have closed
  3. has closed
  4. have closed
  5. have closed
  6. have closed
past continuous
  1. was closing
  2. were closing
  3. was closing
  4. were closing
  5. were closing
  6. were closing
future
  1. shall close
  2. will close
  3. will close
  4. shall close
  5. will close
  6. will close
continuous present
  1. am closing
  2. are closing
  3. is closing
  4. are closing
  5. are closing
  6. are closing
subjunctive
  1. be closed
  2. be closed
  3. be closed
  4. be closed
  5. be closed
  6. be closed
diverse
  1. close!
  2. let's close!
  5. closed
  6. closing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

close adj

  1. close (smooth; flat; level; )
    vlak; effen; gelijk; egaal; glad; geslepen; strak; plat; vlakuit
  2. close (stuffy; muggy; sweltering; )
    benauwd; bedompt; drukkend; muf
  3. close (affectionate; attached; devoted)
    verknocht; gehecht
  4. close (perishing; evanescent; transient; )
    vergankelijk; voorbijgaand; eindig
  5. close (closely; just; narrowly)
    ternauwernood; rakelings

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Antonyms for "close":


Related Definitions for "close":

  1. marked by fidelity to an original1
    • a close translation1
  2. rigorously attentive; strict and thorough1
    • close supervision1
    • paid close attention1
    • a close study1
    • kept a close watch on expenditures1
  3. not far distant in time or space or degree or circumstances1
    • she was close to tears1
    • had a close call1
  4. at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other1
    • close to noon1
    • how close are we to town?1
    • a close formation of ships1
  5. close in relevance or relationship1
    • a close family1
    • we are all...in close sympathy with...1
    • close kin1
    • a close resemblance1
  6. inclined to secrecy or reticence about divulging information1
    • although they knew her whereabouts her friends kept close about it1
  7. crowded1
    • close quarters1
  8. (of a contest or contestants) evenly matched1
    • a close contest1
    • a close election1
  9. giving or spending with reluctance1
    • very close (or near) with his money1
  10. used of hair or haircuts1
    • a close military haircut1
  11. fitting closely but comfortably1
    • a close fit1
  12. confined to specific persons1
    • a close secret1
  13. strictly confined or guarded1
    • kept under close custody1
  14. of textiles1
    • a close weave1
  15. lacking fresh air1
    • the dreadfully close atmosphere1
  16. near in time or place or relationship1
    • the bullet didn't come close1
    • don't get too close to the fire1
  17. in an attentive manner1
  18. the concluding part of any performance1
  19. the last section of a communication1
  20. the temporal end; the concluding time1
    • they were playing better at the close of the season1
  21. finish a game in baseball by protecting a lead1
    • The relief pitcher closed with two runs in the second inning1
  22. complete a business deal, negotiation, or an agreement1
    • We closed on the house on Friday1
    • They closed the deal on the building1
  23. unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of1
    • close the circuit1
    • close a wound1
    • close a book1
    • close up an umbrella1
  24. move so that an opening or passage is obstructed; make shut1
  25. become closed1
    • The windows closed with a loud bang1
  26. fill or stop up1
    • Can you close the cracks with caulking?1
  27. bar access to1
    • Due to the accident, the road had to be closed for several hours1
  28. bring together all the elements or parts of1
    • Management closed ranks1
  29. draw near1
    • The probe closed with the space station1
  30. come together, as if in an embrace1
    • Her arms closed around her long lost relative1
  31. change one's body stance so that the forward shoulder and foot are closer to the intended point of impact1
  32. cause a window or an application to disappear on a computer desktop1
  33. engage at close quarters1
    • close with the enemy1
  34. finish or terminate (meetings, speeches, etc.)1
    • The meeting was closed with a charge by the chairman of the board1
  35. cease to operate or cause to cease operating1
    • The owners decided to move and to close the factory1
    • My business closes every night at 8 P.M.1
    • close up the shop1
  36. come to a close1
    • The concert closed with a nocturne by Chopin1
  37. be priced or listed when trading stops1
    • The stock market closed high this Friday1
    • My new stocks closed at $59 last night1
  38. To end an application's relationship with an open file so that the application will no longer be able to access the file without opening it again.2

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