closed

[kləuzd] adj.

cerrada (Pertaining to the status of an opportunity where all sales stages are complete and no further activity is required); cerrado (The state in a period in which an activity cannot occur, the state of an operational process, or the status of a source document)

English thesaurus

closed [kləuzd] abbr.

abbr.

circuit breaker closed (MichaelBurov); close (MichaelBurov); on (MichaelBurov); clo

abbr., IT

abbr., oil

clsd

closed

: 620 phrases in 72 subjects

Accumulators	4
Aeronautics	2
Agriculture	20
Artillery	1
Automated equipment	6
Automatic control	8
Automobiles	3
Aviation	1
Banking	3
Chemistry	11
Coal	4
Communications	32
Computer numerical control	7
Construction	10
Corporate governance	4
Drilling	1
Earth sciences	25
Ecology	2
Economics	2
Education	4
Electric motors	3
Electric traction	1
Electricity	2
Electronics	26
Energy industry	1
Environment	2
European Union	1
Finances	22
Fish farming pisciculture	10
Fishery fishing industry	2
Food industry	3
Forestry	6
General	42
Geography	1
Health care	2
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Industry	15
Information technology	25
Insurance	3
International Monetary Fund	13
Labor law	8
Labor organization	1
Law	9
Life sciences	5
Marketing	3
Materials science	4
Mathematics	8
Measuring instruments	20
Mechanic engineering	59
Medical	31
Meteorology	8
Microsoft	10
Natural sciences	4
Oil / petroleum	2
Packaging	9
Patents	2
Pharmacy and pharmacology	2
Physical sciences	3
Politics	8
Psychology	1
Radio	2
Scientific	2
Social science	1
Statistics	2
Technology	19
Telecommunications	1
Telegraphy	2
Textile industry	6
Transport	44
United Nations	1
Wood processing	7
Work flow	4


closed
gen.	cerrado
agric.	acotado


branch
gen.	bifurcar
comp., MS	crear una bifurcación; rama
econ.	sucursal
law	poder
patents.	profesión; especialidad; rama de la industria
polym.	ramificación o rama
tech.	derivado