No. 3,000 in Spanish
clausura
"Clausura" means "closure" or "termination," often referring to the closing of an event or activity.
In a sentence
La clausura del evento se llevará a cabo al final de la semana.
The closing of the event will take place at the end of the week.
The word 'clausura' refers to the conclusion, closing or end of a formal event or session.
El juez anunció la clausura del caso después de revisar todas las pruebas.
The judge announced the closure of the case after reviewing all the evidence.
The word 'clausura' here signifies the official termination or conclusion of a judicial case.
Con la clausura del programa, los participantes recibieron certificados por su participación.
With the closure of the program, participants received certificates for their participation.
In this sentence, 'clausura' indicates the completion or finalization of a program or course.
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