Participio passato plurale maschile di «chiudere»: non più aperti o percorribili.
Masculine plural past participle of 'to close': no longer open or passable.
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Dopo il temporale, diversi sentieri sono stati chiusi. — After the storm, several trails were closed.
Perché i musei sono chiusi oggi? — Why are the museums closed today?
Non andare fin lassù: i sentieri sono chiusi. — Don't go all the way up there: the trails are closed.
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