closed off
kloʊzd ɔːf
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Definition of closed off - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
restrictionblocked or sealed from access
  • The road was closed off due to construction.
sealed
2.
emotionemotionally detached or unresponsive
  • She became closed off after the incident.
aloof detached unresponsive
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Expressions with closed

eyes closedadj.
having eyelids shut
She lay on the bed, eyes closed.
case closedn.
situation that is considered resolved
After the confession, the detective declared the case closed.
closed bookn.
subject that is finished or resolved
The case is now a closed book.
with one's eyes closedadv.
easily and without effort
She can solve these puzzles with her eyes closed.
with your eyes closedadv.
without needing to think or try hard
You can solve these equations with your eyes closed.
behind closed doorsadv.
in private, away from public view
The committee met behind closed doors to discuss the issue.

Terms related to closed off

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closebarredclosedcut offimpassableinaccessibleobstructedrestrictedshutcolddisconnecteddistant

Terms with closed off included in their meaning

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occludedadj.
obstruction
blocked or closed off from passage

Examples of closed off in a sentence

  • The park was closed off after the storm.
  • He remained closed off despite our efforts to reach out.
  • After the betrayal, he was completely closed off.

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  1. French:fermé, renfermé, ...
  2. German:gesperrt, verschlossen, ...
  3. Italian:chiuso, chiusa, ...
  4. Spanish:bloqueado, cerrada, ...
  5. Portuguese:bloqueada, distante, ...
  6. Chinese:封闭的, 疏远的, ...
  7. Japanese:閉鎖された, 感情的に閉ざされた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُغلَق, مُنْغَلِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:סָגוּר, סָגוּר רִגְשִׁית, ...
  10. Russian:закрытый, отстраненный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заблокований, замкнутий, ...
  12. Hindi:बंद, भावनात्मक रूप से अलग, ...
close off
kloʊs ɔːf

Definition of close off - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.
1.
accessblock access to an area or place
  • They decided to close off the main road for the parade..
barricade seal off shut off
2.
isolationisolate or separate from others
  • The garden was closed off from the rest of the park.
block seal shut off
3.
controlRarestop the flow of somethingRare
  • They closed off the pipe to prevent leakage.
block shut off
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Expressions with closed

eyes closedadj.
having eyelids shut
She lay on the bed, eyes closed.
case closedn.
situation that is considered resolved
After the confession, the detective declared the case closed.
closed bookn.
subject that is finished or resolved
The case is now a closed book.
with one's eyes closedadv.
easily and without effort
She can solve these puzzles with her eyes closed.
with your eyes closedadv.
without needing to think or try hard
You can solve these equations with your eyes closed.
behind closed doorsadv.
in private, away from public view
The committee met behind closed doors to discuss the issue.

Terms related to close off

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
closelyclosingclosurebarblockadecut offhinderimpedeisolateobstructrestrictbarrier

Examples of close off in a sentence

  • They will close off the area for construction.
  • They decided to close off the street for the festival.
  • The room was closed off to maintain privacy.
  • The city decided to close off the street for the parade.
  • They had to close off the area due to flooding.

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  1. French:fermer, isoler, ...
  2. German:sperren, abschließen, ...
  3. Italian:chiudere, isolare, ...
  4. Spanish:bloquear, aislar, ...
  5. Portuguese:bloquear, isolar, ...
  6. Chinese:封锁, 隔离开, ...
  7. Japanese:閉鎖する, 隔離する, ...
  8. Arabic:أَغْلَقَ, عَزَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִסְגּוֹר, לִסְתוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:закрыть, отделять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:закрити, ізолювати, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रवेश रोकना, अलग करना, ...

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