Cerca
close
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vicino
describing a danger or trouble that almost happens
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rigoroso, severo
rigorously attentive; strict and thorough
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fedele, vicino
marked by fidelity to an original
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stretto, accanito
(of a contest or contestants) evenly matched
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affollato, stretto
crowded
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stretto, aderente
of textiles
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vicino, intimo
confined to specific persons
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chiuso, ristretto
strictly confined or guarded
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corto, fittizio
used of hair or haircuts
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avaro, riluttante
giving or spending with reluctance
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aderente, vicino
fitting closely but comfortably
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riservato, riluttante
inclined to secrecy or reticence about divulging information
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soffocante, chiuso
lacking fresh air
to close
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chiudere
to move something like a window or door into a position that people or things cannot pass through
Transitive: to close a window or door
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chiudere, chiudersi
to not be open anymore
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chiudere
to finalize a business deal
Transitive: to close a business deal
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chiudere
to make a window or program disappear from the computer screen
Transitive: to close a computer window or program
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chiudere, concludere
to cease operating or conducting business for the remainder of the day
Intransitive: to close point in time
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chiudere, concludere
to conclude, terminate, or finish an activity, event, or process
Transitive: to close an activity or process
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chiudere, concludere
to conclude or come to an end
Intransitive
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concludere, chiudere
(baseball) to conclude a game when one team is leading by a small margin
Transitive: to close a baseball game
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chiudere, bloccare
to block and prevent movement, passage, or access
Transitive: to close a passage or access
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chiudere, riempiere
to fill up or block an opening, typically to seal or secure it
Transitive: to close an opening
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chiudere, completare
to complete an electrical circuit, allowing the flow of current through it
Transitive: to close an electrical circuit
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chiudere, sigillare
to join or seal the edges of something
Transitive: to close the edges of something
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chiudere, stringere
to come together or move toward each other in order to grip, clamp, or secure an object
Intransitive
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avvicinarsi, riavvicinarsi
to approach in distance
Intransitive
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avvicinarsi, combattere corpo a corpo
to engage in physical confrontation or fighting at close quarters
Intransitive
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chiudere, concludere
to have a particular value or price at the end of a day's trading on the stock market
Close
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vicolo, chiuso
a residential street with only one way in or out
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chiusura, fine
the temporal end; the concluding time
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conclusione, finale
the concluding part of any performance
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chiusura, fine
the last section of a communication
close
adj
closely
adv
closely
adv
closeness
n
closeness
n
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The grocery store is quite close, just a five-minute walk away.
The two buildings are so close that their rooftops almost touch.
The close spacing of the chairs in the auditorium made it feel cramped.
The close proximity of the two houses made them ideal for neighbors.
The close distance between the two cities makes it easy to commute.
Parole Vicine
