close in Arabic
close in Arabic is أَغْلَقَ — close means to shut something, removing a gap or opening.
close in Arabic
أَغْلَقَ
Pronounced: ʔaḡlaqa
move (a door)
What does "close" mean?
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verb To shut something, removing a gap or opening.
"Please close the window before it starts raining."
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verb To bring something to an end.
"The chairman closed the meeting with a short thank-you speech."
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verb To stop operating, whether for the day or permanently.
"The store closes at nine on weekdays."
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adj Near in distance, time, or relationship.
"We live close to the train station."
close in a sentence
- Please close the window before it starts raining.
- She closed her eyes and took a deep breath.
- The chairman closed the meeting with a short thank-you speech.
- They closed the deal after months of negotiation.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "close" in Arabic?
"close" in Arabic is أَغْلَقَ. close means: To shut something, removing a gap or opening.
How do you pronounce أَغْلَقَ?
"close" in Arabic is أَغْلَقَ, pronounced "ʔaḡlaqa".
How do you use "close" in a sentence?
Example: "Please close the window before it starts raining." In Arabic, "close" is أَغْلَقَ.
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