No. 9,033 in French
clore
To close or to bring to an end.
In a sentence
Il est temps de clore ce chapitre de notre vie.
It is time to end this chapter of our life.
The word "clore" in this sentence means "to close" or "to bring to an end" figuratively, closing a chapter of life.
Nous allons clore la réunion après les derniers points discutés.
We will close the meeting after discussing the final points.
Here "clore" is used in the context of ending or concluding a meeting, indicating the conclusion of a formal event.
La conférence a été close par un discours inspirant.
The conference was closed with an inspiring speech.
In this sentence, "close" is used in its past participle form as "close," indicating that the conference concluded with a concluding speech.
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