closing date
ˈkloʊzɪŋ deɪt
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Definition of closing date - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
timelineend date of a sale or offer
  • The closing date for the storewide sale is this Friday..
2.
deadlinefinal date for completing a task or process
  • The closing date for applications is next Friday.
deadline due date
3.
financeTECH.date when a financial transaction is finalizedTECH.
  • The closing date for the merger is set for June 30th.
settlement date
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Expressions with closing

the noose is closing inexp.
feeling trapped by increasing pressure or danger
With the evidence mounting, the noose is closing in on him.
closing the bookn.
the act of ending or finishing something
The closing the book on the project was a relief for everyone.
the days are closing inexp.
days become shorter as seasons change
In autumn, the days are closing in quickly.
bank closingn.
end of a bank's business hours for the day
We arrived just before the bank closing.
closing creditsn.
credits shown at the end of a film or show
We stayed to watch the closing credits.
closing timen.
time when a business or facility ceases operations for the day
The store's closing time is at 8 PM sharp..

Expressions with date

double daten.
date where two couples participate together
We went on a double date to the movies.
cheap daten.
date that costs little money
We went for a walk in the park, it was a cheap date.
date aroundv.
explore different romantic relationships
He wanted to date around to find the right person.
to dateadv.
up until now or the present time
This is the best movie I have seen to date.
bring up to datev.
make something current or modern
We need to bring the software up to date.
date back tov.
originate from a specific time in the past
The castle dates back to the 12th century.
save the datev.
reserve a date for an important event
Please save the date for our wedding next June.
be past its sell-by datev.
no longer useful or relevant
That style is past its sell-by date.
drop-dead daten.
absolute deadline that cannot be missed
The project must be completed by the drop-dead date.
it's a dateexp.
agreement to meet at a specific time
We agreed to meet at 7 PM, it's a date.

Terms related to closing date

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

Examples of closing date in a sentence

  • Don't miss the closing date for the special offer.
  • The closing date for the project submission is tomorrow.
  • Make sure to note the closing date for the scholarship applications.
  • The closing date for the property sale is approaching.
  • Investors are eager to know the closing date of the deal.

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  1. French:date de clôture, ...
  2. German:Verkaufsschluss, Einsendeschluss, ...
  3. Italian:data di chiusura, termine ultimo, ...
  4. Spanish:fecha de cierre, plazo final, ...
  5. Portuguese:data de encerramento, data limite, ...
  6. Chinese:截止日期, 最后期限, ...
  7. Japanese:締め切り日, 締切日, ...
  8. Arabic:تارِيخ إِغْلاق, تاريخ الإغلاق, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוֹעֵד סִיּוּם, מוֹעֵד אַחֲרוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:дата закрытия, крайний срок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дата закриття, дата завершення, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतिम तिथि, समाप्ति तिथि, ...

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