Resumen
to close off {verbo}
bloquear · incomunicar · cerrar al público · cerrar el tráfico
close {adjetivo}
cercano · aproximado · estrecha (amistad) · entrañable · próximo · unida
close {adverbio}
cerca · cerca de
Traducción Inglés-Español para "to close off"
"to close off" en español
to close off {verbo}
to close off {vb} (también: to tie up, to block, to blockade, to stymie)
For five long decades the way back for the Palestinians was closed off and the way forward was blocked too.
to close off {vb}
to close off {vb}
to close off {vb}
close {adjetivo}
I am mainly alluding to the situation regarding Estonia, which is close to Finland.
them, and I assure them that I am especially close to those who have remained
In another country close to my heart, the debate has been quite heated.
How can we not feel close to and support a people plunged into such a drama?
And a top official close to Khatami even had the nerve to praise them.
close {adj.} (también: approximate, rough, ballpark, loose)
No other candidate even came anywhere close in earlier enlargement rounds.
close {adj.}
Maintaining a close friendship with the European Union while funding, supporting and cultivating links with the offices of terrorist...
We are reminded of the close personal friendship between the Chairman of the United States Chief of Staff, General Henry Shelton, and the
close {adj.} (también: pleasant, deep, intimate, familiar)
Nevertheless it should be physically and operationally close to the EFSA.
Otherwise, the report remains too close to the Commission text.
What does 'close to zero ' mean, one, two, who knows?
This is what is meant by the term " close-to-zero ".
This is also a topic very close to the previous one.
I think this symbolises Europe's ability to close ranks when the chips are really down.
It is therefore very important that all European countries and the EU institutions close ranks and adopt a united stance.
close {adverbio}
The Commission will pay close attention to the trial and the procedures followed.
This resource must be managed as close as possible to the point of consumption.
Ethical decisions should be taken as close as possible to the level of the citizen.
These disasters, let us not forget, took the lives of close on 2 000 people.
It appears close to us, but is rather more distant from the Member States.
These disasters, let us not forget, took the lives of close on 2 000 people.
The committee's proposal is very close to the ideal, and so I voted yes to the report.
fatherly care and concern; be close to them and cherish their charisms as an
In Denmark, we are already close to achieving the proposed recycling target.
From the Commission ECHO has committed close to one million euros to the work of the UNHCR.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "close off":
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "close":
© Princeton Universitynear · nigh · closely · tight · faithful · closelipped · closemouthed · secretive · tightlipped · confining · cheeseparing · penny-pinching · skinny · snug · close-fitting · airless · stuffy · unaired · close up · shut
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "to close off" en Español
At the International Journalists ' Day on 3 May, the European Parliament is approving rules that will close off access to a large number of documents from the EU.
I, therefore, call upon the President to make representations to Mr Solana and to present a protest at the way the University of Birzeit has been completely closed off.
All the stances taken up in favour of refugees but against people-traffickers are, at best hypocritical and at worst help to close off borders with fatal results.
That is even more necessary in the perspective, with which I believe you agree, Prime Minister, of a great Europe that is not closed off to the Balkans and to Turkey.
Palabras similares
cloister · clonal · clone · clones · clonic · clonidine · cloning · clopidol · close · close-fitting · close-off · close-ringed · close-up · Close-woven · closed · closed-chock · closely · closeness · closeout · closer · closet
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