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Significados de "cerrarse" en diccionario inglés español : 54 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Español	Inglés
Common
1	Common	cerrarse [v]	close
2	Common	cerrarse [v]	seal
General
3	General	cerrarse [v]	close up
4	General	cerrarse [v]	do up
5	General	cerrarse [v]	shut
6	General	cerrarse [v]	cloud over
7	General	cerrarse [v]	end
8	General	cerrarse [v]	close up
9	General	cerrarse [v]	close ranks
10	General	cerrarse [v]	close in
11	General	cerrarse [v]	become obstructed
12	General	cerrarse [v]	become closed off
13	General	cerrarse [v]	be turned off
14	General	cerrarse [v]	be piled
15	General	cerrarse [v]	be grouped
16	General	cerrarse [v]	be closed
17	General	cerrarse [v]	be shut up
18	General	cerrarse [v]	be put away
19	General	cerrarse [v]	grow dark
20	General	cerrarse [v]	get dark
21	General	cerrarse [v]	cloud over
22	General	cerrarse [v]	close a curve
23	General	cerrarse [v]	not give up
24	General	cerrarse [v]	stand firm
25	General	cerrarse [v]	crowd together
26	General	cerrarse [v]	close one's mind
27	General	cerrarse [v]	droop
28	General	cerrarse [v]	close in
29	General	cerrarse [v]	unite
30	General	cerrarse [v]	(a flower) close up
31	General	cerrarse [v]	be stopped up
32	General	cerrarse [v]	remain of fixed opinion
33	General	cerrarse [v]	become cicatrized
34	General	cerrarse [v]	stand firm
35	General	cerrarse [v]	heal up
36	General	cerrarse [v]	be shut/locked up
37	General	cerrarse [v]	grow cloudy and overcast
38	General	cerrarse [v]	thicken
Phrasals
39	Phrasals	cerrarse [v]	break up
Business
40	Business	cerrarse [v]	close down
Engineering
41	Engineering	cerrarse [v]	seal in
42	Engineering	cerrarse [v]	turn on
43	Engineering	cerrarse [v]	lock
Geology
44	Geology	cerrarse [v]	thin
Construction
45	Construction	cerrarse [v]	lock up
46	Construction	cerrarse [v]	lock
Technical
47	Technical	cerrarse [v]	cut in
48	Technical	cerrarse [v]	fold
49	Technical	cerrarse [v]	clamp down
50	Technical	cerrarse [v]	seal in
51	Technical	cerrarse [v]	turn on
Phonetics
52	Phonetics	cerrarse [v]	be moved closer
53	Phonetics	cerrarse [v]	be set closer
54	Phonetics	cerrarse [v]	be put closer

Significados de "cerrarse" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 43 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Español	Inglés
General
1	General	cerrarse (una herida) [v]	(wound) to close
2	General	cerrarse de golpe [v]	slam
3	General	cerrarse con candado (con el candado) [v]	lock
4	General	cerrarse con llave (con llave) [v]	lock
5	General	cerrarse el cielo [v]	become overcast
6	General	cerrarse el acuerdo [v]	close the deal
7	General	cerrarse en banda [v]	be stonewalled
8	General	cerrarse (pestillo/cerrojo) [v]	become bolted (door)
9	General	cerrarse (un monte) [v]	bush
10	General	cerrarse (el cielo) [v]	gather
Idioms
11	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	remain firm
12	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	nail one's colours to the mast
13	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	hold one's ground
14	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	dig in one's heels
15	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	stand up or offer resistance to
16	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	unite
17	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	stand firm
18	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	refuse to change a decision or position
19	Idioms	cerrarse en banda [v]	work together
20	Idioms	cerrarse en hacer algo [v]	insist on doing something
21	Idioms	cerrarse de campiña [v]	dig one's heels in
22	Idioms	cerrarse en falso [v]	heal badly
23	Idioms	cerrarse en falso [v]	set badly
24	Idioms	cerrarse la mollera [v]	fuse (bones in a baby's skull)
25	Idioms	cerrarse la mollera [v]	harden or ossify the greater fontanelle
26	Idioms	cerrarse las velaciones [v]	end (days of rogation)
27	Idioms	cerrarse las puertas	cut one's throat
28	Idioms	cerrarse a llover [v] CR DO disused rur.	begin to rain
29	Idioms	cerrarse a llover [v] CU	begin to rain
30	Idioms	cerrarse de negro [v] PA PR	dress in full mourning attire
31	Idioms	cerrarse el cuadro [v] CU	become difficult (situation)
Phrasals
32	Phrasals	cerrarse con [v]	end with
Colloquial
33	Colloquial	cerrarse la cremallera [v]	zip up
34	Colloquial	cerrarse en banda [v]	be stubborn
35	Colloquial	cerrarse en banda [v]	dig in one's heels
36	Colloquial	cerrarse la mollera [v]	close the deal
37	Colloquial	cerrarse en banda [v] rare	be stubborn
38	Colloquial	cerrarse en banda [v] rare	dig in one's heels
39	Colloquial	cerrarse de banda [v] rare	be stubborn
40	Colloquial	cerrarse de banda [v] rare	dig in one's heels
Technical
41	Technical	cerrarse bruscamente [v]	clap
Basketball
42	Basketball	cerrarse sobre poste alto	digging
Archaic
43	Archaic	cerrarse ruidosamente [v]	clap