Sarado (en. Closed)
sah-rah-doh
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
adjective
Means not open or inaccessible.
The door is closed so we cannot enter.
Ang pinto ay sarado kaya hindi tayo makapasok.
Indicates that a store or place is not providing service.
The store is closed on Sundays.
Sarado ang tindahan sa araw ng Linggo.
Indicates that there is a limitation on access or possibility.
Applications are closed for this year.
Ang mga aplikasyon ay sarado na para sa taong ito.
Etymology
From the word 'sarado' which comes from the Spanish word 'cerrado'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
The door is closed.
The door cannot be accessed.
Sarado ang pinto.
The business is closed.
The business is not operating.
Sarado ang negosyo.
Applications are closed.
No more applications are being accepted.
Sarado ang aplikasyon.
Related Words
closed-closed
A more intense state of being closed.
sarado-sarado
closure
The state of being closed or not open.
pagkasara
Slang Meanings
closed
Oh, the store is closed now, let's come back tomorrow.
Uy, sarado na ang tindahan, bukas na lang tayo bumalik.
there's an opportunity but it's closed off
It's like there's an opportunity, but his heart is closed off to you.
Parang may pinto pero sarado na para sa'yo ang puso niya.
close-minded
You're close-minded about that idea, try to be more open-minded.
Sarado ang isip mo sa ideyang yan, subukan mong kumilos nang mas bukas.