zip closure

US /zɪp ˈkloʊʒɚ/

Definition

Definition of zip closure - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

fashion

fastening on clothing or bags made of interlocking teeth with a slider

The dress has a hidden zip closure along the back.
The backpack features a waterproof zip closure on the main compartment.
The cushion cover’s zip closure makes it easy to remove and wash.

plowing

push

understeer

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Expressions with zip

zip up

close something using a zipper

She zipped up her jacket before going outside.

know zip

have no knowledge or information about something

I know zip about fixing cars.

zip along

move quickly or with speed

The car zipped along the highway.

zip by

move quickly past something or someone

The car zipped by the pedestrians on the sidewalk.

zip one's mouth

remain silent or keep a secret

He decided to zip his mouth during the meeting.

add some zip

make something more lively or exciting

Let's add some zip to this party!

Expressions with closure

closure of a chapter

the end of a significant period or event

Her retirement marked the closure of a chapter in her life.

get closure

achieve emotional resolution after a difficult event

She needed to get closure after the breakup.

closure on the past

acceptance of past events and moving forward

She found closure on the past after talking to her therapist.

closure of a deal

final agreement in a negotiation

The closure of a deal was announced after weeks of negotiation.

find closure

reach a conclusion or finality in a situation

He found closure when the case was finally solved.

get closure on

find emotional resolution about a difficult or past event

She needed to get closure on her breakup.

achieve closure

reach a state of emotional resolution

She finally achieved closure after the long breakup.

annual closure

time each year when a place stops operating for holidays or maintenance

The swimming pool's annual closure happens every August for cleaning.

plant closure

ending of operations at a factory or industrial site usually causing job losses

The plant closure left hundreds of workers without employment.

law of closure

Gestalt principle perceiving incomplete objects as complete

The law of closure helps us see a circle in dotted lines.

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French:fermeture éclair, ...
German:Reißverschluss, ...
Italian:chiusura lampo, ...
Spanish:cierre de cremallera, ...
Portuguese:fecho de correr, ...
Chinese:拉链, ...
Japanese:ファスナー, ...
Arabic:سَحَّاب, ...
Hebrew:רוּכְסָן, ...
Russian:застёжка-молния, ...
Ukrainian:застібка-блискавка, ...
Hindi:ज़िप बंद, ...
Bengali:জিপার বন্ধনী, ...
Catalan:tancament de cremallera, ...
Czech:zip, ...
Danish:lynlås, ...
Dutch:ritssluiting, ...
Greek:κλείσιμο με φερμουάρ, ...
Hungarian:cipzár, ...
Khmer:ខ្សែរ៉ូត, ...
Korean:지퍼 여밈, ...
Persian:بست زیپی, ...
Polish:zapięcie na zamek, ...
Portuguese (BR):fecho de zíper, ...
Romanian:închidere cu fermoar, ...
Swedish:dragkedja, ...
Thai:ตัวปิดแบบซิป, ...
Turkish:fermuar kapama, ...
Vietnamese:khóa kéo, ...

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