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- IPA[kləʊs]
英式
- adj.
  
  only a short distance away or apart in space or time；with very little or no space in between; dense
- adv.
  
  very near to someone or something; with very little space between
- n.
  
  a residential street without through access；the precinct surrounding a cathedral.
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adj.
形容詞
1. only a short distance away or apart in space or time the hotel is close to the sea her birthday and mine were close together 同義詞 near, adjacent, in close proximity, close/near at hand, not far from, ... 更多in the vicinity of, in the neighbourhood of, within reach of, within close range of, neighbouring, hard by, adjoining, abutting, alongside, on the doorstep, within sight, within earshot, a stone's throw away, close by, nearby, at hand, at close quarters, contiguous, proximate, accessible, handy, convenient, walkable, informalwithin spitting distance, a hop, a skip, and a jump away, within sniffing distance, archaicnigh反義詞 far, distant, remote
▪ with very little or no space in between; dense cloth with a close weave this work occupies over 1,300 pages of close print 同義詞 dense, compact, tight, close-packed, tightly packed, ... 更多packed, solid, condensed, compressed, concentrated, crowded, cramped, crammed, congested, crushed, squeezed, jammed反義詞 sparse
▪ narrowly enclosed animals in close confinement
▪ very near to (being or doing something) on a good day the climate in LA is close to perfection she was close to tears 同義詞 on the verge of, near, on the brink of, on the point of, within an ace of, ... 更多in danger of
▪ (with reference to a competitive situation) involving only a small margin between winner and loser the race will be a close contest she finished a close second 同義詞 evenly matched, even, well matched, neck and neck, side by side, ... 更多nose to nose, with nothing to choose between them, hard-fought, sharply contested, nip and tuck, informalfifty-fifty, even-steven(s)反義詞 one-sided
2. denoting a family member who is part of a person's immediate family, typically a parent or sibling the family history of cancer in close relatives 同義詞 immediate, direct, near反義詞 distant
▪ on very affectionate or intimate terms they had always been very close, with no secrets at all 同義詞 intimate, dear, bosom, close-knit, inseparable, ... 更多attached, loving, devoted, faithful, constant, special, good, best, fast, firm, valued, treasured, cherished, informalmatey, chummy, pally, (as) thick as thieves, buddy-buddy, palsy-walsy反義詞 casual
▪ (of a connection or resemblance) strong the college has close links with many other institutions 同義詞 strong, marked, distinct, pronounced反義詞 slight
3. (of observation, examination, etc.) done in a careful and thorough way pay close attention to what your body is telling you about yourself 同義詞 careful, detailed, thorough, minute, painstaking, ... 更多meticulous, assiduous, diligent, rigorous, scrupulous, conscientious, attentive, focused, intent, concentrated, searching, methodical, vigilant, watchful, keen, alert反義詞 casual
▪ carefully guarded his whereabouts are a close secret 同義詞 carefully guarded, closely guarded, strict, tight
▪ not willing to give away money or information; secretive you're very close about your work, aren't you? 同義詞 reticent, quiet, uncommunicative, unforthcoming, private, ... 更多secretive, tight-lipped, close-mouthed, close-lipped, guarded, evasive, informalplaying one's cards close to one's chest
4. uncomfortably humid or airless a close, hazy day it was very close in the dressing room 同義詞 humid, muggy, stuffy, airless, fuggy, ... 更多heavy, sticky, steamy, clammy, sultry, oppressive, stifling, suffocating, like a Turkish bath, like a sauna, unventilated, dialectclaggy反義詞 fresh
5. another term for high
adv.
副詞
1. very near to someone or something; with very little space between they stood close to the door he was holding her close
n.
名詞
1. British a residential street without through access she lives at 12 Goodwood Close
▪ British the precinct surrounding a cathedral.
▪ British a playing field at certain traditional English public schools.
▪ British an entry from the street to a common stairway or to a court at the back of a building.
closed
adj.
not open: rooms with closed doors lined the hallway he sat with his eyes closed
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closed
adj.
not open: rooms with closed doors lined the hallway he sat with his eyes closed
Oxford American Dictionary

closer
n.
the last part of a performance, collection, or series: the perfect closer to the album the last episode was still a great closer
Oxford American Dictionary

closer
n.
the last part of a performance, collection, or series: the perfect closer to the album the last episode was still a great closer
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close reach
n.
a point of sailing in which the wind blows from slightly in front of the beam: we sailed on a close reach directly for Sharp's Island
v.
sail with the wind from slightly in front of the beam: the yachts close-reached for home
Oxford American Dictionary

close reach
n.
a situation in sailing in which the wind blows from slightly in front of the beam: we sailed on a close reach directly for Sharp's Island
v.
sail with the wind from slightly in front of the beam: the yachts close-reached for home
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IPA[kləʊz]
英式
v.
move so as to cover an opening: she jumped on to the train just as the doors were closing she closed the door quietly
n.
the end of an event or of a period of time or activity: the afternoon drew to a close the seminar was brought to a close with a discussion of future trends
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close
IPA[klōz]
美式
v.
move or cause to move so as to cover an opening: she jumped into the train just as the doors were closing they had to close the window because of the insects
n.
the end of an event or of a period of time or activity: the afternoon drew to a close
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IPA[klōs]
美式
adj.
a short distance away or apart in space or time: the hotel is close to the sea her birthday and her wedding date were close together
adv.
in a position so as to be very near to someone or something; with very little space between: they stood close to the door he was holding her close
Oxford American Dictionary