shut in Latin
shut in Latin is claudō — shut means to close something, such as a door, book, or business.
shut in Latin
claudō
(transitive) To confine in an enclosed area; to enclose.
What does "shut" mean?
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verb To close something, such as a door, book, or business.
"Please shut the window, it's getting cold."
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adj Closed.
"The door was shut when we arrived."
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shut in a sentence
- Please shut the window, it's getting cold.
- The shop shuts at six on weekdays.
- The door was shut when we arrived.
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What is "shut" in Latin?
"shut" in Latin is claudō. shut means: To close something, such as a door, book, or business.
How do you use "shut" in a sentence?
Example: "Please shut the window, it's getting cold." In Latin, "shut" is claudō.
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