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shut

/ˈʃʌt/

US UK

verb

shuts; shut; shutting

[+ obj] :to close (something)

Please shut the door/window/lid/drawer.

He shut his eyes and went to sleep.

She shut the book loudly.

I accidentally shut the door on her fingers.

[no obj] :to become closed

flowers that shut at night

The door shut slowly behind me.

to stop the services or activities of (a business, school, etc.) for a period of time or forever :close [+ obj]

The owner is shutting the pub for the weekend.

They plan to shut the factory by the end of the year. [no obj]

(Brit) The restaurant shuts [=closes] at 11.

shut away

[phrasal verb]

shut (someone or something) away :to put (someone or something) in a place that is separate from others

She was shut away in prison for three years.

He shut himself away (in his room) to study.

shut down

[phrasal verb]

shut down or shut down (something) or shut (something) down

to close or to cause (a business, factory, etc.) to close for a period of time or forever

They were forced to shut down the store.

The factory shut down.

The vendors started shutting down for the night.

to stop operating or to cause (a machine) to stop operating

The computer suddenly shut down. [=turned off]

She shut down her computer and went home. - see also shutdown

shut down (someone or something) or shut (someone or something) down informal :to cause (an opponent) to be unsuccessful, unable to score, etc.

The defense shut down the opposition.

shut in

[phrasal verb]

shut (someone or something) in (something) :to put (someone or something) in a room and close or lock the door

Someone shut the cat in the closet.

He shut himself in his room to study.

shut (something) in (something) :to have (something, such as your hand or finger) in between the parts of (something, such as a door or window) when it closes

He accidentally shut his hand in the car door.

shut off

[phrasal verb]

shut off or shut off (something) or shut (something) off :to stop operating or to cause (a machine, light, etc.) to stop operating

The camera shuts off [=turns off] automatically when not in use.

She shut off the car.

Who shut off the lights?

Shut the television off and go to bed.

shut off (something) or shut (something) off :to stop the flow or supply of (something)

Make sure to shut off the water/gas/electricity before beginning any work.

shut (yourself) off :to keep (yourself) in a place that is away from other people - usually + from

He shut himself off from his family.

shut (someone or something) off from (something) :to separate (someone or something) from (something) - usually used as (be) shut off from

Here on the island, people are shut off from (contact with) the outside world.

shut out

[phrasal verb]

shut out (someone or something) or shut (someone or something) out :to stop (someone or something) from entering a place

She locked the door and shut him out of the room.

He closed the curtain to shut out the sunlight.

Try shutting out the draft by putting a blanket at the bottom of the door. - often used figuratively

He tried to shut out the memory of that day. = He tried to shut the memory out of his mind.

shut out (someone) or shut (someone) out :to not allow (someone) to be involved in your life, to know your personal thoughts and feelings, etc.

I can't help you if you keep shutting me out. - often + of

She shut him out of her life completely.

shut out (someone) or shut (someone) out chiefly US :to keep (a player or team) from scoring in a game or contest

The team was shut out [=the team did not score any points] in the first half. - see also shutout

shut up

[phrasal verb]

informal

to stop talking, laughing, etc.

He won't shut up about how he won the game.

Can someone get that dog to shut up? - often used as a rude way to tell someone to stop talking

Shut up for a second and listen to what I have to say.

b shut (someone) up informal :to cause (someone) to stop talking, laughing, etc.

Nothing shuts her up.

shut up (something) or shut (something) up :to close and lock all the doors of (a house, store, etc.)

They shut up the house and left town.

In British English, to shut up shop is to go out of business forever or stop performing all services or activities for a period of time.

Rather than shutting up shop [=closing up shop] entirely, the company laid off half of its workers.

The store has already shut up shop for the day.

shut (someone or something) up :to put (someone or something) in a place that is away from other people

He shut himself up in his room all day to study.

shut your mouth

or shut your face

informal - used to tell someone in a rude way to stop talking

She angrily told him to shut his mouth.

This phrase is also used with other informal words for mouth, such as yap, trap and gob.

adjective

not open :closed

She listened to the music with her eyes shut.

The door slammed shut.

Check to make sure that all the windows are shut. - see also open-and-shut

Brit :not operating or open to the public

The store is shut [=closed] for remodeling.

keep your mouth shut

xem mouth

with your eyes shut

xem eye

* Các từ tương tự:
shutdown, shut-eye, shut-in, shutout, shutter, shutterbug, shuttered, shuttle, shuttle diplomacy