No. 10,192 in Spanish
closed
The Spanish word for "closed" is "cerrado." It means not open or shut.
In a sentence
El banco está cerrado hoy.
The bank is closed today.
In this sentence, 'cerrado' functions as an adjective describing the state or condition of the bank.
Ella ha cerrado la puerta antes de salir.
She has closed the door before leaving.
Here, 'cerrado' is the past participle of the verb 'cerrar', used in the present perfect tense to describe a completed action.
Estamos parados frente a un caso cerrado.
We stand before a closed case.
In this sentence, 'cerrado' serves as an adjective metaphorically describing a resolved or finalized situation, such as a case or issue.
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