closedKK [ˈklozd] ｜ /ˈkloʊzd/
GEPT 中高級
A2adjective
not open; shut
He closed the door and locked it before leaving the room.
關閉的；關上的
A2adjective
used to describe a mouth or eyes that are shut
The little girl was so exhausted that her eyes slowly closed as she drifted off to sleep.
（眼睛或嘴巴）閉合的
A2adjective
having shutters that are closed
The windows were closed shutters, and no light could come in.
A2adjective
not willing to consider new ideas; narrow-minded
Her father was entirely closed to the idea of her pursuing an arts degree, insisting that she choose a business or law degree instead.
A2adjective
not allowing passage or access
The door was closed, so I couldn’t get inside the room.
B1adjective
blocked against entry or exit
The door was closed, no one could come in or go out of the room.
A2adjective
not open to the public
The store was closed due to the holiday.
A2adjective
requiring membership to a union in order to be employed
The factory had a closed shop policy, meaning only union members were eligible to work there.