closing down
21closing — ▪ I. closing clos‧ing 1 [ˈkləʊzɪŋ ǁ ˈkloʊ ] noun 1. [countable, uncountable] when a shop or company stops operating permanently: • The risk of injury did not justify the closing of the factory. • The firm has announced a series of short term… …
22Closing Tick — The number of stocks which closed higher than their previous trade minus the number of stocks whose closing prices were lower than their previous trade. A positive closing tick means that there was buying at the close and indicates strength, the… …
23Down with Webster — DWW redirects here. For the Canadian law firm, see Deeth Williams Wall. For the computer software, see Adobe Dreamweaver. Down with Webster Down With Webster performing at the 2010 Edmonton s Capital Ex …
24Down with Love — For the song, see Down with Love (song). For the Taiwanese TV series, see Down with Love (TV series). Down with Love Down with Love movie poster Directed by …
25Down Under Bowl — Wisconsin team at Down Under Bowl 2005 The Down Under Bowl, often spelt DownUnder Bowl or abbreviated DUB, is an annual American football competition, which started in 1988. Held on the Gold Coast, Australia, hundreds of high school American… …
26closing angle — i. The angle at which one wants to close onto a track. Its value is dependent on how far down the track one wants to join the track. ii. The angle at which an attacker is closing in on the target …
27closing order — /ˈkloʊzɪŋ ɔdə/ (say klohzing awduh) noun an order, made by a local authority, to close down a condemned property …
28close down — phrasal verb Word forms close down : present tense I/you/we/they close down he/she/it closes down present participle closing down past tense closed down past participle closed down 1) [intransitive/transitive] same as close I, 2), a) Their… …
29bank closing — noun act of closing down a bank because of a fiscal emergency or failure • Hypernyms: ↑closure, ↑closedown, ↑closing, ↑shutdown …
30close down — /ˌkləυz daυn/ verb to shut a shop, factory or service for a long period or for ever ● The company is closing down its London office. ● The accident closed down the station for a period. ▪▪▪ ‘…the best thing would be to have a few more plants… …
