closed

adjective

US /kloʊzd/

1
if a door, window, lid, etc. is closed, it is covering an open area, passage, or hole
closed curtains
All the doors are closed and locked.
tightly closed/closed tight:
Keep your eyes tightly closed.
Synonyms and related words
Closed
closed
secure
sealed
2
not operating or doing business, especially for the night or weekend
All the stores were closed.
closed to:
This part of the museum is closed to the public.
Synonyms and related words
Not busy and not working
available
quiet
off-duty
3
held in private, with no reporters or members of the public allowed
Cases of this type are tried in a closed military court.
in closed session:
The meeting was held in closed session.
Synonyms and related words
Secret, secretive and in secret
secret
secretive
surreptitious
4
not willing to consider the ideas, opinions, or beliefs of other people or groups
a closed society
You can’t approach these kind of situations with a closed mind.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe someone who is stubborn and narrow-minded
stubborn
narrow
intolerant
5
with a fixed or limited number of parts, members, or answers
a closed question
The law is not a closed set of rules and principles.
Synonyms and related words
Limited and limiting
limited
limiting
restricted
6
forming a complete circle
a closed loop of wire
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe the shape of objects
aerodynamic
angular
as flat as a pancake

phrases

behind closed doors

a closed book (to someone)

单词	closed
释义	closed adjective UK /kləʊzd/ Other entries for this word close verb closed-door adjective closed shop noun closed season noun a closed book phrase closed-captioned adjective closed compound noun closed primary noun closed syllable noun behind closed doors phrase closed-circuit television noun a closed book (to someone) phrase with your eyes shut/closed phrase closed-circuit TV noun at closed-circuit television close in phrasal verb close up phrasal verb close off phrasal verb close out phrasal verb close down phrasal verb DEFINITIONS6 covering passage/hole not doing business not allowed to everyone not considering ideas with fixed number of something forming complete circle phrases 1 if a door, window, lid etc is closed, it is covering an open area, passage, or hole closed curtains All the doors are closed and locked. tightly closed/closed tight: Keep your eyes tightly closed. Synonyms and related words Closed closed secure sealed 2 not operating or doing business, especially for the night or weekend All the shops were closed. closed to: This part of the museum is closed to the public. Synonyms and related words Not busy and not working available quiet off-duty 3 held in private, with no journalists or members of the public allowed Cases of this type are tried in a closed military court. in closed session: The meeting was held in closed session. Synonyms and related words Secret, secretive and in secret secret secretive surreptitious 4 not willing to consider the ideas, opinions, or beliefs of other people or groups a closed society You can’t approach these kind of situations with a closed mind. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe someone who is stubborn and narrow-minded stubborn narrow intolerant 5 with a fixed or limited number of parts, members, or answers a closed question The law is not a closed set of rules and principles. Synonyms and related words Limited and limiting limited restricted restrictive 6 forming a complete circle a closed loop of wire Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the shape of objects aerodynamic angular as flat as a pancake phrases behind closed doors a closed book (to someone) closed adjective US /kloʊzd/ Other entries for this word close verb closed-door adjective closed shop noun closed season noun a closed book phrase closed-captioned adjective closed compound noun closed primary noun closed syllable noun in closed session phrase behind closed doors phrase closed-circuit television noun a closed book (to someone) phrase with your eyes shut/closed phrase closed-circuit TV noun at closed-circuit television close in phrasal verb close up phrasal verb close off phrasal verb close out phrasal verb close down phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS6 covering passage/hole not doing business not allowed to everyone not considering ideas with fixed number of something forming complete circle phrases 1 if a door, window, lid, etc. is closed, it is covering an open area, passage, or hole closed curtains All the doors are closed and locked. tightly closed/closed tight: Keep your eyes tightly closed. Synonyms and related words Closed closed secure sealed 2 not operating or doing business, especially for the night or weekend All the stores were closed. closed to: This part of the museum is closed to the public. Synonyms and related words Not busy and not working available quiet off-duty 3 held in private, with no reporters or members of the public allowed Cases of this type are tried in a closed military court. in closed session: The meeting was held in closed session. Synonyms and related words Secret, secretive and in secret secret secretive surreptitious 4 not willing to consider the ideas, opinions, or beliefs of other people or groups a closed society You can’t approach these kind of situations with a closed mind. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe someone who is stubborn and narrow-minded stubborn narrow intolerant 5 with a fixed or limited number of parts, members, or answers a closed question The law is not a closed set of rules and principles. Synonyms and related words Limited and limiting limited limiting restricted 6 forming a complete circle a closed loop of wire Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the shape of objects aerodynamic angular as flat as a pancake phrases behind closed doors a closed book (to someone)
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