Cerradas (en. Closed)

/seˈraðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Not open.

The doors were closed during the storm.

Las puertas estaban cerradas durante la tormenta.

Without possibility of escape or exit.

He felt trapped in a closed situation.

Se sintió atrapado en una situación cerrada.

That does not allow entry.

The closed windows keep the heat inside.

Las ventanas cerradas mantienen el calor dentro.

From the verb 'cerrar', which comes from the Latin 'clausus', meaning 'closed'.

closed doors

Situations or places that are inaccessible.

puertas cerradas

closed mind

Inability to accept new ideas.

mente cerrada

closed deals

Transactions or agreements that are not being carried out.

negocios cerrados

Action of hiding or closing something.

cerrar

closure

Action of closing something, such as a door or a business.

cierre

In difficult situations that have no solution.

We are in a dead-end alley on this project.

Estamos en un callejón cerrado en este proyecto.

People who are very strict in their opinions.

She is very close-minded in her way of thinking.

Es muy cerrada en su forma de pensar.