closed in Irish
closed in Irish is druidte, dúnta, iata — closed means not open to entry, use, or trade.
closed in Irish
druidte
dúnta
iata
What does "closed" mean?
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adj Not open to entry, use, or trade.
"The museum is closed on Mondays."
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adj Not receptive to new ideas, people, or information.
"He seemed closed to any criticism of his plan."
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adj Restricted to a specific group rather than open to everyone.
"It's a closed competition, open only to club members."
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closed in a sentence
- The museum is closed on Mondays.
- The road remains closed following the accident.
- He seemed closed to any criticism of his plan.
- It's a closed competition, open only to club members.
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What is "closed" in Irish?
"closed" in Irish is druidte, dúnta, iata. closed means: Not open to entry, use, or trade.
How do you use "closed" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum is closed on Mondays." In Irish, "closed" is druidte, dúnta, iata.
Are there other ways to say "closed" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "closed": druidte, dúnta, iata.
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