клоузап

Ответ от Антон Андреевич[гуру]
[INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE] to lock the doors of a building or businessAs the storm approached, everyone began closing up their businesses.All the shops had closed up for the night.Synonyms and related wordsTo close or lock something:close off, close up, lock out...Explore Thesaurus2 [INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE] to move people or things closer together, or to move closer togetherThe runners had closed up and were moving in a tight little pack.Synonyms and related wordsTo move closer together in a group:assemble, close up, converge...Explore Thesaurus3[INTRANSITIVE/TRANSITIVE] same as close1 (sense 11)The cut has closed up without a scar.4 [INTRANSITIVE] to refuse to talk about your true feelings or thoughtsWhy do you close up every time I mention your father?Synonyms and related wordsTo stop talking, or to not say anything:fall silent, hush, dry up...Explore Thesaurus5close up shop MAINLY AMERICAN to stop an activity or close a business, either for a short time or permanentlySynonyms and related wordsClosing a business and ceasing to operate a business:close, shut down, wind up...