closure

closure
1. noun
1) закрытие; phon. смыкание
2) parl. прекращение прений
2. verb
закрывать прения
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(n) завершение; закрытие; замыкание; застежка; затвор; прекращение прений; смыкание
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1) закрытие 2) смыкание
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[clo·sure || 'kləʊʒə] n. закрытие, завершение, прекращение прений, кляуза, смыкание v. закрывать прения
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закрытие
закрытия
клауза
прекращение
прекращения
пресечение
пресечения
приостановка
приостановки
приостановку
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1. сущ. 1) закрытие 2) фон. смыкание 3) парл. прекращение прений 2. гл. закрывать дискуссию, прения, обсуждение; прерывать оратора

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