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| Why don't you tell us the solution,tdol? I'm waiting for it!!! |
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| A business can be closed down, but I didn't find it suitable for a road or a quarter. I hesitated between 'closed up' (meaning completely closed, as in 'drink up') and 'closed off' (because the road is cut off the neighborhood). The former sounded too much like a close-up picture though I cheated and looked it up eventually... FRC |
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By the way, you can close down a location (i.e. one that used to be in working condition). EX: They closed down the construction on the road. EX: They closed down the store/office/site. Compare, EX: They closed off the road. (They temporarily closed the road) EX: They closed down the road. (It's no longer in working condition, no longer drivable.) :D You could also say, EX: They closed up the road--especially if the surface of the road had been opened up, dug up for repairs or maintenance. All the best, |
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| The answer is "off," isn't it? close down (something) or close (something) down : to permanently stop the services or activities of (a business, school, etc.) ▪ They closed down [=closed, shut down] the school due to financial problems. close (something) up or close up (something) : to close and lock all the doors of (a house, store, etc.) ▪ They closed up the house and left town. close off (something) or close (something) off : to not allow (something) to be used for a period of time : ▪ The city closed off the beach to tourists. ▪ closing off a road with barriers ▪ Half of the museum was closed off while they made the changes. |
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| That's what I would use. |
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| I Think I chose the wrong answer |
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| Anyone that picked anything other than 'off', should know better!!!!!!! |
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