CLOSING - angleščina-francoščina prevod

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. closing [brit. angl. ˈkləʊzɪŋ, am. angl. ˈkloʊzɪŋ] SAM.

closing

fermeture ž. spol

a closing of ranks fig.

un resserrement des rangs

II. closing [brit. angl. ˈkləʊzɪŋ, am. angl. ˈkloʊzɪŋ] PRID.

closing minutes, months, days, words

dernier/-ière

closing scene, pages, stage

final

closing speech

de clôture

Sunday closing SAM. U

Sunday closing

fermeture ž. spol dominicale (des magasins)

closing time SAM.

closing time

heure ž. spol de fermeture

‘closing time!’

‘on ferme!’

closing date SAM.

closing date

date ž. spol limite (for de)

closing bid SAM. FINAN.

closing bid

dernière enchère ž. spol

closing price SAM. FINAN.

closing price

prix m. spol de clôture

self-closing PRID.

self-closing

à fermeture automatique

closing-down sale, closing-out sale am. angl. SAM.

closing-down sale

liquidation ž. spol

early closing day SAM. brit. angl.

Thursday is early closing day

le jeudi, les magasins sont fermés l'après-midi

I. close² [brit. angl. kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] SAM.

1. close (gen) ŠPORT:

close

fin ž. spol

to bring sth to a close

mettre fin à qc

to draw to a close

tirer à sa fin

to come to a close

se terminer

at the close of day lit.

à la tombée du jour lit.

2. close FINAN.:

close (of trading)

clôture ž. spol

at the close

à la clôture

II. close² [brit. angl. kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close container, door, window, eyes, mouth, mind, book, file, museum, office, shop

fermer

2. close (block):

close border, port, airport

fermer

close pipe, opening

boucher

close road

barrer

close area of town

interdire l'accès à

3. close → close down

4. close (bring to an end):

close meeting, discussion, investigation, case

mettre fin à

close account

fermer

to close the meeting, we have

pour clore la réunion nous avons

the subject is now closed

le sujet est clos

‘this correspondence is now closed’

‘cette rubrique est interrompue’

5. close (reduce):

to close the gap fig.

réduire l'écart (between entre)

to close the gap on sb/sth dobes., fig.

rattraper qn/qc

to close the gaps (improve fault)

remédier aux lacunes (in dans)

6. close (agree):

close deal, contract, sale

conclure

7. close ELEK.:

close circuit

fermer

III. close² [brit. angl. kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close airport, factory, office, polls, shop, station:

fermer (for pour)

close door, window, container, lid, eyes, mouth:

se fermer

close hand, arms:

se (re)fermer (around sur)

the museum has closed

le musée est fermé au public

2. close (cease to operate):

close business, factory, mine, institution:

fermer définitivement

3. close (end):

close meeting, enquiry, play, concert, season:

prendre fin

to close with scene, event, song

se terminer par

4. close FINAN.:

close currency, index, shares, market:

clôturer (at à)

the market closed down/up

le marché a clôturé en baisse/en hausse

the pound closed up against the euro

la livre (sterling) a clôturé en hausse contre l'euro

5. close (get smaller):

close

se réduire

the gap is closing between X and Y fig.

l'écart entre X et Y se réduit

the gap is closing between X and Y dobes.

la distance entre X et Y se réduit

6. close (get closer):

close pursuer, enemy:

se rapprocher (on de)

7. close (heal):

close wound:

se refermer

IV. closed PRID.

1. closed (shut):

closed door, window, container, business, public building, shop

fermé

closed fist, mouth, eyes

fermé

‘closed’ (sign in shop)

‘fermé’

‘closed’ (in theatre)

‘relâche’

‘closed for lunch/for repairs’

‘fermé pour le déjeuner/pour cause de réparations’

‘road closed’

‘route barrée’

‘closed to the public’

‘interdit au public’

‘closed to traffic’

‘circulation interdite’

behind closed doors fig.

à huis clos

2. closed (restricted):

closed community, circle, meeting, organization, economy

fermé

to have a closed mind

avoir l'esprit fermé

3. closed MAT.:

closed set

fermé

4. closed LINGV.:

closed syllable

fermé

I. close down GLAG. [brit. angl. kləʊz -, am. angl. kloʊz -] (close down)

close down

fermer définitivement

TV we are now closing down

nos émissions sont terminées pour ce soir

II. close down GLAG. [brit. angl. kləʊz -, am. angl. kloʊz -] (close down [sth], close [sth] down)

close down business, factory:

close down

fermer [qc] définitivement

v slovarju PONS

I. closing <inv> PRID.

closing

final(e)

closing speech

de clôture

II. closing SAM.

1. closing (ending):

closing

clôture ž. spol

2. closing (end of business hours):

closing

heure ž. spol de fermeture

early closing

fermeture ž. spol l'après-midi

closing down SAM.

closing down

fermeture ž. spol

closing hour SAM.

closing hour

heure ž. spol de fermeture

closing date SAM.

closing date

date ž. spol limite

closing time SAM. brit. angl.

closing time → closing hour

closing hour SAM.

closing hour

heure ž. spol de fermeture

closing price SAM.

closing price

cours m. spol en clôture

closing-down sale SAM.

closing-down sale

liquidation ž. spol

I. close¹ [kləʊs, am. angl. kloʊs] PRID.

1. close (near):

close

proche

at close quarters

de très près

at close range

à bout portant

close combat

corps m. spol à corps

2. close (intimate):

close

proche

to be close to sb

être proche de qn

to be close to sb ties

étroit(e)

3. close (similar):

close resemblance

fort(e)

to be close in sth

se ressembler dans qc

4. close (careful):

close

minutieux(-euse)

close attention

soutenu(e)

after close consideration

après mûre réflexion

5. close (airless):

close

étouffant(e)

close weather

lourd(e)

6. close (almost equal):

close contest

serré(e)

7. close (dense):

close

serré(e)

fraza:

to keep a close eye on sb/sth

surveiller qn/qc de très près

II. close¹ [kləʊs, am. angl. kloʊs] PRISL.

1. close (near in location):

close

près

2. close (near in time):

close

proche

to get close

(s')approcher

3. close fig.:

close

proche

fraza:

to sail close to the wind

jouer un jeu dangereux

III. close¹ [kləʊs, am. angl. kloʊs] SAM.

close

impasse ž. spol

close of cathedral

enceinte ž. spol

I. close² [kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] SAM. no mn.

close

fin ž. spol

to bring sth to a close

conclure qc

to come to a close

prendre fin

II. close² [kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close

fermer

2. close (end):

close

mettre fin à

close bank account

fermer

close deal

conclure

fraza:

to close the stable door after the horse has bolted

prendre des précautions après coup

to close one's eyes to sth

fermer les yeux sur qc

III. close² [kləʊz, am. angl. kloʊz] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close

fermer

close eyes, door

se fermer

2. close (end):

close

prendre fin

close up GLAG. nepreh. glag., preh. glag.

close up

fermer

v slovarju PONS

I. closing <inv> PRID.

closing

final(e)

closing speech

de clôture

II. closing SAM.

1. closing (ending):

closing

clôture ž. spol

2. closing (end of business hours):

closing

heure ž. spol de fermeture

early closing

fermeture ž. spol l'après-midi

closing date SAM.

closing date

date ž. spol limite

closing down SAM.

closing down

fermeture ž. spol

closing price SAM.

closing price

cours m. spol en clôture

closing-down sale SAM.

closing-down sale

liquidation ž. spol

I. close¹ [kloʊs] PRID.

1. close (near):

close

proche

at close quarters

de très près

at close range

à bout portant

close combat

corps m. spol à corps

2. close (intimate):

close

proche

to be close to sb

être proche de qn

to be close to sb ties

étroit(e)

3. close (similar):

close resemblance

fort(e)

to be close in sth

se ressembler dans qc

4. close (careful):

close

minutieux(-euse)

close attention

soutenu(e)

after close consideration

après mûre réflexion

5. close (airless):

close

étouffant(e)

close weather

lourd(e)

6. close (almost equal):

close contest

serré(e)

7. close (dense):

close

serré(e)

fraza:

to keep a close eye on sb/sth

surveiller qn/qc de très près

II. close¹ [kloʊs] PRISL.

1. close (near in location):

close

près

2. close (near in time):

close

proche

to get close

(s')approcher

3. close fig.:

close

proche

fraza:

to sail close to the wind

jouer un jeu dangereux

III. close¹ [kloʊs] SAM.

close

impasse ž. spol

close of cathedral

enceinte ž. spol

I. close² [kloʊz] SAM.

close

fin ž. spol

to bring sth to a close

conclure qc

to come to a close

prendre fin

II. close² [kloʊz] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close

fermer

2. close (end):

close

mettre fin à

close bank account

fermer

close deal

conclure

fraza:

to close the stable door after the horse has bolted

prendre des précautions après coup

to close one's eyes to sth

fermer les yeux sur qc

III. close² [kloʊz] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. close (shut):

close

fermer

close eyes, door

se fermer

2. close (end):

close

prendre fin

close in GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. close in (surround):

to close in on sth

se rapprocher de qc

2. close in (get shorter):

close in

se raccourcir

close off GLAG. preh. glag.

close off

condamner

close down GLAG. preh. glag., nepreh. glag.

close down

fermer définitivement

Present

I	close
you	close
he/she/it	closes
we	close
you	close
they	close

Past

I	closed
you	closed
he/she/it	closed
we	closed
you	closed
they	closed

Present Perfect

I	have	closed
you	have	closed
he/she/it	has	closed
we	have	closed
you	have	closed
they	have	closed

Past Perfect

I	had	closed
you	had	closed
he/she/it	had	closed
we	had	closed
you	had	closed
they	had	closed

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

The self-closing may be by hinge geometry but sometimes by a spring or weight.

en.wikipedia.org

The gate itself is usually self-closing, to the side away from the land where animals are kept.

en.wikipedia.org

Next, the astronaut attaches a self-closing valve to the port.

www.businessinsider.com

This usage spread also to other domains, where a door was required to be held open or a self-closing device is used to close the door.

en.wikipedia.org

It said "a more proactive maintenance and inspection regime" should have been in place to ensure that the door functioned efficiently and that its self-closing mechanism worked properly.

www.telegraph.co.uk