閉とじる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to close (e.g. book, eyes, meeting, etc.); to shut
Depending on the town, there are places that close their gates at night.
Kanji used
closed
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to close one's eyes; to lower one's eyelids; to shut one's eyes; to die; to breathe one's last
to lower the curtain (at the end of a play); to come to an end; to finish
to die (of a person); to have one's life come to a close
Examples (38 in total)
Shut your mouth.
Close the book.
I want to close my account.
Close the drawer.
The door remained closed.
I closed the email screen.
Why did you close your eyes?
Both eyes are closed.
I close the notebook.
The door closes noisily.
I should've kept my mouth shut, right?
I hurriedly close the drawer.
Tom shut his notebook.
I closed my eyes for a moment.
Isn't it about time you shut your mouth?
Keep your eyes closed.
She shut the book and closed her eyes.
Even with my eyes closed, I am wide awake.
The tape that was sealing the bag is tangled.
The gate is closed at eight.
This store is closed at nine.
She closed her diary slowly.
The gate is closed all the year round.
He often thinks with his eyes shut.
Keep your mouth shut and your eyes open.
The door remained closed before her.
He commanded me to shut the gate.
He lay on his back with his eyes closed.
The set of real numbers is closed under addition.
The door is closed quietly, as if to show consideration.
I think I'll end the stream for now and go hunting or something.
If there is no objection, we will close the meeting now.
I closed the image and shifted my gaze to the article column.
You should have locked, or at least closed, all the doors.
I couldn't help but let out a small scream, and hurriedly closed my mouth.
After the two left the shop, the door was closed tightly again.
I pick up the book, slip a flyer into the page where I found the answer, and close it.
The only thing you have to do is shut your mouth.