English to Latin Meaning of close - prope

Close :

prope

noun

completionem, finis, conclusioni, prope, consummavi, tandem, propinquus, notitiis clausura redundat, angustus, silentium, INPEDIMENTUM, jejunatio fuisset,, Quiescat, praeter, summa, concursus

verb

prohibere, prope, clauseruntque, manus cum paterétur,, intermissum, adicias loqui, dimittat;, Cum transgressi, relinqueris sola, iniustitiam detinent, suffocant, tenuistis, et repleti, infectum, consummavi, dedit per, finis, denique, et erunt in, obsident, cingunt;, quod succincti, circumdantibus, et larum, coniungo, congregamini, consolidant, colligentes, simul, unum, nodum, par, occursum, iuncturam, consummatum est, erit super

adjective

prope, familiarius, nota, densissima, imminenti, pectus, clauseruntque, vicinus, corrupta stagnantibus, RANCENS, stricta, pacto, historia succingi, proxime apta, secretum, occultatum, tectum, post scaenam, densis incurrimus, nanque contiguorum,, vinctum, audentes, incluso, integras abscedentes, exiges, integrum, ibi clausus, claudi, organicum, ratio, atque coniungendis, residem, erant, privatus, confertoque agmine, posticum, mysticis, mystice, tales clandestina fuerint coniugia, tactus, crebris, densa, metrorum cubicorum conplectuntur, solidum, ventisque carebunt, brevis, flagranti, studere, strenui, acribus, acuta,, propinqua, terminus, contracto, summa, altum, urbs frequens,, huc illucque, notum, conversantur, iustum, verum, fixum, subjugale mutum, tacitum, suspensus, Memor, Observa, cogitantium

adverb

prope, celer, a duris, Suspendisse, fere, maxime, tantum, ante

Close :: propeClosed :: clausaClosely :: propeCloseness :: coniunctioCloses :: operit;Closing :: propinquusClosings :: closings

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Definitions of close in English

Noun(1) the temporal end; the concluding time(2) the last section of a communication(3) the concluding part of any performance
Verb(1) move so that an opening or passage is obstructed; make shut(2) become closed(3) cease to operate or cause to cease operating(4) finish or terminate (meetings, speeches, etc.(5) come to a close(6) complete a business deal, negotiation, or an agreement(7) be priced or listed when trading stops(8) engage at close quarters(9) cause a window or an application to disappear on a computer desktop(10) change one's body stance so that the forward shoulder and foot are closer to the intended point of impact(11) come together, as if in an embrace(12) draw near(13) bring together all the elements or parts of(14) bar access to(15) fill or stop up(16) unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of
Adjective(1) at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other(2) close in relevance or relationship(3) not far distant in time or space or degree or circumstances(4) rigorously attentive; strict and thorough(5) marked by fidelity to an original(6) (of a contest or contestants(7) crowded(8) lacking fresh air(9) of textiles(10) strictly confined or guarded(11) confined to specific persons(12) fitting closely but comfortably(13) used of hair or haircuts(14) giving or spending with reluctance, or near(15) inclined to secrecy or reticence about divulging information
Adverb(1) near in time or place or relationship(2) in an attentive manner

Examples of close in English

(1) I was pretty close , though I still couldn't see the skyline of New York.(2) The summer may be drawing to a close , but York Racecourse has still been pulling the crowds for its September meeting.(3) The sunshade on their terrace retracts, the windows close automatically whenever it starts to rain.(4) If the agreement is in writing it may be in very close print on the back of a delivery docket or ticket.(5) He and his sister were close and her death affected him so strongly that friends initially feared for his own mental health.(6) It can be the year when we draw to a close this sorry chapter in our treatment of those with disabilities.(7) The competition was dreamed up by staff at the Lowry in response to claims by many visitors that dogs in the pictures bear a close resemblance to their own.(8) We're very good friends and very close but he doesn't spare me either.(9) they take place at close intervals(10) But I am conscious of the fact that we lost all three matches by very narrow margins and winning the close matches becomes a habit.(11) Tessa cooks the evening meal, but the nearest town is close if clients wish to eat out occasionally.(12) Shares in the club were 1.5 pence higher at 286.5 pence by the close of trade in London on Thursday.(13) Little by little however, she seemed to get comfortable with the fact that I wanted to be close and intimate with her.(14) close the door, please(15) He extends his hand toward the metal door, bringing it slamming to a close .(16) The only solution is surgery to close the hole and reinforce the spot.

Related Phrases of close

(1) close to ::

propinqua

(2) close to you ::

proximus

(3) close the door ::

claude ostium

(4) to close ::

claudere

(5) close down ::

claudere descendit

(6) close friend ::

amicissimum

(7) close by ::

prope

(8) close-up ::

prope est

(9) very close ::

prope ipsum

Related Phrases of close

(1) close to ::

propinqua

(2) close to you ::

proximus

(3) close the door ::

claude ostium

(4) to close ::

claudere

(5) close down ::

claudere descendit

(6) close friend ::

amicissimum

(7) close by ::

prope

(8) close-up ::

prope est

(9) very close ::

prope ipsum

Synonyms

Adjective

1. near ::

prope

2. dense ::

densa

3. evenly matched ::

pari robore

4. immediate ::

statim

5. intimate ::

familiarius

6. strong ::

fortis

7. careful ::

careful

8. vigilant ::

vigilanti

9. strict ::

summa

10. humid ::

umida

11. skinny ::

invalidi

13. faithful ::

fidelium

14. secretive ::

secreta

15. tight ::

stricta

17. close-fitting ::

proxime apta

Adverb

18. tight ::

stricta

19. near ::

prope

Noun

20. end ::

finis

21. ending ::

ending

22. finale ::

ultimo

23. last ::

tandem

Verb

24. shut ::

clauseruntque

26. catch up ::

adsequi

27. narrow ::

angustus

28. meet ::

occursum

29. end ::

finis

31. clinch ::

inoleuit

32. close down ::

claudere descendit

33. fill up ::

complere

34. conclude ::

concludere

35. come together ::

convenit

Antonyms

1. open ::

patentibus

Different Forms

close, closed, closely, closeness, closes, closing, closings

Word Example from TV Shows

I can get as CLOSE to you as I want without my mom saying it's going to ruin my eyes.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 22

"OMG, OMG, We're so CLOSE to the new Star Wars. I can't take it. Gah."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

Oh! That was so CLOSE. Just keep on trying.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

How CLOSE did you get?

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

If I CLOSE my eyes,

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

Examples of close from TV Shows

I can get as CLOSE to you as I want without my mom saying it's going to ruin my eyes.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 22

"OMG, OMG, We're so CLOSE to the new Star Wars. I can't take it. Gah."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

Oh! That was so CLOSE. Just keep on trying.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

How CLOSE did you get?

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

If I CLOSE my eyes,

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

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