英语词汇“θ102900”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > space > relative position > closed or shut condition > close or shut [verb (transitive)] > shut up (a place) (28)

steeka1250

transitive. To shut up (a place); to close securely (a place or receptacle); to lock up. Also with up. Also figurative.

shut1340

To prevent access to or egress from (a place, building, etc.) by closing the doors or apertures. Now rare (superseded by to shut up 5 at phrasal…

to shut in1390

To close (a shop, building, gate, etc.). Obsolete.

spear1445

With up.

seclude1451

transitive. To shut off, obstruct the access to (a thing). Const. from. Obsolete.

to shut up1530

To close, prevent access to or exit from (a place, a house, shop, room, etc.); †to screen by an enclosure from (obsolete); Agriculture to close…

mure1550

transitive. With up. To wall up the doors of (a building, etc.); to block the means of access to. Obsolete.

block1630

To shut up or in by obstructing ingress and egress, to prevent access to or exit from. Predicated of the agent or the obstruction, as in sense 1.

lock1773

transitive. To fasten or secure (a door, gate, window, etc.) with a lock. In later use also: to close up and secure (a room, building, enclosure…

to lock up1824

transitive. To fasten or secure (a door, gate, etc.) with a lock. In later use also: to shut up and secure (a room, building, enclosure, etc.) by…

seal1931

To prevent access to and egress from (an area or space); to close (entrances) for this purpose. Usually with off.

to sew up1962

to sew up. To enclose or seal off. colloquial.

to lock down1980

transitive. To contain, confine, shut off, or otherwise restrict access to (a place or thing), usually for security purposes or as a public health…

Subcategories:

— with a barrier, fence, etc. (14)

— with a gate, etc. (1)

单词	θ102900
释义	the world > space > relative position > closed or shut condition > close or shut [verb (transitive)] > shut up (a place) (28) steeka1250 transitive. To shut up (a place); to close securely (a place or receptacle); to lock up. Also with up. Also figurative. shut1340 To prevent access to or egress from (a place, building, etc.) by closing the doors or apertures. Now rare (superseded by to shut up 5 at phrasal… to shut in1390 To close (a shop, building, gate, etc.). Obsolete. spear1445 With up. seclude1451 transitive. To shut off, obstruct the access to (a thing). Const. from. Obsolete. to shut up1530 To close, prevent access to or exit from (a place, a house, shop, room, etc.); †to screen by an enclosure from (obsolete); Agriculture to close… mure1550 transitive. With up. To wall up the doors of (a building, etc.); to block the means of access to. Obsolete. block1630 To shut up or in by obstructing ingress and egress, to prevent access to or exit from. Predicated of the agent or the obstruction, as in sense 1. lock1773 transitive. To fasten or secure (a door, gate, window, etc.) with a lock. In later use also: to close up and secure (a room, building, enclosure… to lock up1824 transitive. To fasten or secure (a door, gate, etc.) with a lock. In later use also: to shut up and secure (a room, building, enclosure, etc.) by… seal1931 To prevent access to and egress from (an area or space); to close (entrances) for this purpose. Usually with off. to sew up1962 to sew up. To enclose or seal off. colloquial. to lock down1980 transitive. To contain, confine, shut off, or otherwise restrict access to (a place or thing), usually for security purposes or as a public health… Subcategories: — with a barrier, fence, etc. (14) — with a gate, etc. (1)
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