英语词汇close and shut的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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close and shutclose(d) and shutclose(d) and shutcloseclosed and shut 42210342shut and closeshut and close and close 42211594422 close and shut1useClose /kləʊz/ and shut can often be used with the same meaning.Open your mouth and close/shut your eyes.I can't close/shut the window. Can you help me?The shop closes/shuts at five o'clock.You can shut, but not close, somebody/something in or out of a place.I shut the papers in my desk drawer and locked it. (not I closed the papers …)She shut him out of the house.2past participlesThe past participles closed and shut can be used as adjectives.The office is closed/shut on Saturday afternoon.Shut is not usually used before a noun.a closed door (not a shut door)closed eyes (not shut eyes)3cases where close is preferredWe prefer close for slow movements (like flowers closing at night), and close is more common in a formal style.As we watched, he closed his eyes for the last time.Compare:Close your mouth, please. (dentist to patient)Shut your mouth! (a rude way of saying 'Be quiet!')We close roads, railways, etc (channels of communication). And we close (= end) letters, bank accounts, meetings, etc.Previous Next

词组	close and shut
释义	Contents overview close and shutclose(d) and shutclose(d) and shutcloseclosed and shut 42210342shut and closeshut and close and close 42211594Word Problems from A to Z422 close and shut1useClose /kləʊz/ and shut can often be used with the same meaning.Open your mouth and close/shut your eyes.I can't close/shut the window. Can you help me?The shop closes/shuts at five o'clock.You can shut, but not close, somebody/something in or out of a place.I shut the papers in my desk drawer and locked it. (not I closed the papers …)She shut him out of the house.2past participlesThe past participles closed and shut can be used as adjectives.The office is closed/shut on Saturday afternoon.Shut is not usually used before a noun.a closed door (not a shut door)closed eyes (not shut eyes)3cases where close is preferredWe prefer close for slow movements (like flowers closing at night), and close is more common in a formal style.As we watched, he closed his eyes for the last time.Compare:Close your mouth, please. (dentist to patient)Shut your mouth! (a rude way of saying 'Be quiet!')We close roads, railways, etc (channels of communication). And we close (= end) letters, bank accounts, meetings, etc.Previous Next
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