How is the word fermeture translated from French to English

Arrêt définitif d'un commerce ou d'une route.

The permanent shutting of a business or road.

noun
English translation
closure

Examples with “fermeture”

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  • La fermeture du pont a ajouté une heure de trajet. The closure of the bridge added an hour.

  • Les excuses lui ont apporté l'apaisement. The apology gave her closure.

  • De fortes chutes de neige ont causé la fermeture du col. Heavy snow caused the closure of the pass.

  • Elle avait besoin d'apaisement avant de passer à autre chose. She needed closure before moving on.

  • La fermeture durera-t-elle tout l'été ? Will the closure last all summer?

  • L'apaisement ne vient pas d'une seule conversation. Closure doesn't come from one conversation.

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FAQ about “fermeture”

How is “fermeture” translated from French?
“fermeture” translates into English as “closure”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “fermeture” mean?
Meaning of “fermeture”: Arrêt définitif d'un commerce ou d'une route. In English — “closure”.
What part of speech is “fermeture”?
“fermeture” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “fermeture”?
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