Cerrarán (en. Will close)

/se-ra-'ran/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates that the action of closing will be carried out by a group in the future.

They will close the store at eight.

Ellos cerrarán la tienda a las ocho.

Refers to the action of making something close.

Tomorrow they will close access to the park.

Mañana cerrarán el acceso al parque.

Can imply ending a matter or issue.

They will close the case after the last hearing.

Cerrarán el caso después de la última audiencia.

From the Latin 'clausare', which means to close.

to close a chapter

To end a stage or matter in life.

cerrar un capítulo

to shut one's eyes

To ignore something that is happening.

cerrar los ojos

to close the door

To put an end to a situation or relationship.

cerrar la puerta

To make something close.

cerrar

lock

Device that secures a door.

cerradura

enclosure

Action or effect of closing.

cerramiento

To be in the sights of some problem.

If you don’t study, they will close the door on you with the exam.

Si no estudias, te cerrarán la puerta con el examen.

To end a relationship abruptly.

They ended the friendship overnight.

Me cerraron la amistad de un día para otro.