closing in Chinese
closing in Chinese is 结尾 — closing means the act of shutting something, or the final part of an event.
closing in Chinese
结尾
Pronounced: jié wěi
Pertaining to the finish or ending of a series of events; occurring at the end or after all others.
What does "closing" mean?
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noun The act of shutting something, or the final part of an event.
"The closing of the factory left hundreds without work."
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noun The final stage of a real-estate sale, when paperwork is signed and ownership transfers.
"We finally scheduled the closing on the new house for next Friday."
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adj Coming at the very end of something.
"The closing chapter ties up every loose thread in the story."
closing in a sentence
- The closing of the factory left hundreds without work.
- Her closing remarks brought the audience to tears.
- We finally scheduled the closing on the new house for next Friday.
- The closing chapter ties up every loose thread in the story.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "closing" in Chinese?
"closing" in Chinese is 结尾. closing means: The act of shutting something, or the final part of an event.
How do you pronounce 结尾?
"closing" in Chinese is 结尾, pronounced "jié wěi".
How do you use "closing" in a sentence?
Example: "The closing of the factory left hundreds without work." In Chinese, "closing" is 结尾.
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