No. 4,056 in French
clôturé
"Clôturé" means "closed" or "enclosed," often referring to something that is fenced or finished.
In a sentence
Le jardin est clôturé pour empêcher les animaux d'entrer.
The garden is fenced to prevent animals from entering.
In this sentence, 'clôturé' is used as a past participle adjective of the verb 'clôturer' describing the garden being surrounded by a barrier.
Nous avons clôturé nos discussions après plusieurs heures.
We wrapped up our discussions after several hours.
Here, 'clôturé' is the past participle of 'clôturer' used to indicate completion or conclusion of an action, specifically concluding discussions.
Le marché boursier a clôturé avec une augmentation significative aujourd'hui.
The stock market closed with a significant increase today.
In this example, 'clôturé' is used as the past participle of 'clôturer' in the context of the stock market's trade session ending.
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