to close; to shut (a window etc); (of a shop, school etc) to shut down

to close; to shut up

to close; to seal off; to close down (an illegal venue); closed (i.e. isolated from outside input)

to go bankrupt; to close down

to close; to stop up; to shut; to obstruct

closed-circuit television

to close securely; tightly closed; secure

to close one's eyes; (fig.) to die; to pass away

to put in detention (a soldier, a pupil)

autism

closed

to close the passes; to seal off the country; seclusion (monastic practice, e.g. of Chan Buddhists)

to stop up; to close up; hard to get to; out of the way; inaccessible; unenlightened; blocking

see 便秘[bian4 mi4]

sealed; airtight

(Cantonese, Jyutping: baa1 bai3); to act high and mighty; to make big fuss over a small matter; impressive

illness having to do with obstruction of urine flow; (Chinese medicine); retention of urine

amenorrhoea

close a meeting

closure (math.)

to close by coming together (like the lips of a wound, the doors of an elevator, the walls of a channel); to close by connecting in a loop (like a circuit); closed-loop

closed domain; algebraically closed field (math.), e.g. complex number field 複數域|复数域[fu4 shu4 yu4]

the curtain falls; lower the curtain; to come to an end (of a meeting)

(computing) closed-source

closed loop

amenorrhoea

to shut

to lock

to close a door

closed set (math.)

(of libraries, museums etc) to be closed

to switch one's microphone to "mute"; (fig.) to go silent

sealed cabin

airtight door

closed; encapsulated

close vowel

closed interval (in calculus)

adductor muscle (of a bivalve mollusk)

closed subset (math.)

closing ceremony

closing speech (at the conclusion of a conference, sports tournament etc)

lock-up period (on stock options)

(fig.) denial of entry; flat refusal; cold rebuff

closed syllable

to be refused entrance; to find the door closed

lit. doors not locked at night (idiom); fig. stable society

sealed cabin

claustrophobia

opening and closing ceremonies