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closure in Russian

closure in Russian is закры́тие, оконча́ние — closure means the permanent or temporary shutting of a place or operation.

closure in Russian

закры́тие
noun
Pronounced: zakrytiye
An event or occurrence that signifies an ending.
оконча́ние
noun
Pronounced: okonchaniye
An event or occurrence that signifies an ending.

What does "closure" mean?

  1. noun The permanent or temporary shutting of a place or operation.
    "The factory closure put two hundred people out of work."
  2. noun A feeling of emotional resolution after a difficult experience.
    "Attending the trial gave the family a sense of closure years after the crime."
  3. noun A fastener or device that seals something shut, such as a bottle cap.
    "The bottle uses a simple screw-top closure."
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closure in a sentence

  • The factory closure put two hundred people out of work.
  • Attending the trial gave the family a sense of closure years after the crime.
  • The bottle uses a simple screw-top closure.

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What is "closure" in Russian?

"closure" in Russian is закры́тие, оконча́ние. closure means: The permanent or temporary shutting of a place or operation.

How do you pronounce закры́тие?

"closure" in Russian is закры́тие, pronounced "zakrytiye".

How do you use "closure" in a sentence?

Example: "The factory closure put two hundred people out of work." In Russian, "closure" is закры́тие, оконча́ние.

Are there other ways to say "closure" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "closure": закры́тие, оконча́ние.

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