Cerrados (en. Closed)

/seˈraðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That cannot be opened or that is blocked.

The doors are closed from the inside.

Las puertas están cerradas por dentro.

That does not allow entry or access to something.

The facilities will remain closed during the holiday.

Las instalaciones permanecerán cerradas durante la festividad.

That is in a state of restriction or isolation.

He felt very closed after the conversation.

Se sintió muy cerrado después de la conversación.

From the verb close, which comes from the Latin 'clausus'.

closed for vacation

They will remain unattended to the public during the holidays.

cerrados por vacaciones

closed to new ideas

It is said of people who are reluctant to accept or consider other points of view.

cerrados a nuevas ideas

closed from the outside

To hinder communication or emotional connection with another person.

cerrados por fuera

Action of keeping or maintaining something in a closed state.

cerrar

closing

Act of closing something.

cierre

lock

Mechanism that allows the closing of a door.

cerradura

To be in a complicated or closed situation.

I am closed regarding how to solve this problem.

Estoy cerrado en cuanto a cómo resolver este problema.

Not being receptive to the opinions of others.

That guy is very closed, he never listens to anyone.

Ese tipo es muy cerrado, nunca escucha a nadie.