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

close in1

1Come nearer to someone being pursued: the police were closing in on them...

With the rebels closing in on the sprawling capital, many feared a battle for control between them and the president's militant supporters.
The FBI is believed to be closing in on him and think he still lives in the US.
Hurricane Rita is tonight closing in on the Texas - Louisiana coast with 125-mile-an-hour winds.

1.1Gradually surround, especially with the effect of hindering movement or vision: the weather has now closed in so an attempt on the summit is unlikely...

She couldn't keep her eyes open anymore, the darkness closing in around her vision.
For a long time he sat staring at him, night slowly closing in as his thoughts surrounded him.
Deeper in the cave, the walls close in, darkness enfolds us, and we switch on our headlamps.

1.2(Of days) get successively shorter with the approach of the winter solstice: November was closing in...

The sports centre has re-opened it's doors for the new season and with the nights closing in and Winter almost upon us it's sure to be a virtual hive of activity until the Spring comes around.
It's sure to be a winner with the nights closing in hard for the Winter.
And presumably it's already pretty cold and winter is closing in?

See parent entry: close

close-in2

adjective

1Only a short distance away: a close-in shot...

First it's a very convincing impression for the close-in shot, telling the camera just how pretty he is.
In the late 1920's, as players began a gradual improvement in shooting and dribbling skills, the pass to get the close-in shot became less important.
The zone players should permit outside shots but prevent penetration and close-in shots, all the while maintaining a defensive rebounding position.

1.1North American Near to the centre of a town or city: close-in parking...

They had just seen a close-in suburban town give big breaks to a company which opened a new super store - and closed down two older stores within San Antonio city limits.
Environmentalists recognize that the solution to sprawl requires more intense development in the older central cities and close-in suburbs.
Short lines, short walks, close-in parking and a generally easy flying experience mark the experience.

单词	close in
释义	close in1 1Come nearer to someone being pursued: the police were closing in on* them... With the rebels closing in on the sprawling capital, many feared a battle for control between them and the president's militant supporters. The FBI is believed to be closing in on him and think he still lives in the US. Hurricane Rita is tonight closing in on the Texas - Louisiana coast with 125-mile-an-hour winds. 1.1Gradually surround, especially with the effect of hindering movement or vision: the weather has now closed in so an attempt on the summit is unlikely... She couldn't keep her eyes open anymore, the darkness closing in around her vision. For a long time he sat staring at him, night slowly closing in as his thoughts surrounded him. Deeper in the cave, the walls close in, darkness enfolds us, and we switch on our headlamps. 1.2(Of days) get successively shorter with the approach of the winter solstice: November was closing in... The sports centre has re-opened it's doors for the new season and with the nights closing in and Winter almost upon us it's sure to be a virtual hive of activity until the Spring comes around. It's sure to be a winner with the nights closing in hard for the Winter. And presumably it's already pretty cold and winter is closing in? See parent entry: close close-in2 adjective 1Only a short distance away: a close-in shot... First it's a very convincing impression for the close-in shot, telling the camera just how pretty he is. In the late 1920's, as players began a gradual improvement in shooting and dribbling skills, the pass to get the close-in shot became less important. The zone players should permit outside shots but prevent penetration and close-in shots, all the while maintaining a defensive rebounding position. 1.1North American Near to the centre of a town or city: close-in parking*... They had just seen a close-in suburban town give big breaks to a company which opened a new super store - and closed down two older stores within San Antonio city limits. Environmentalists recognize that the solution to sprawl requires more intense development in the older central cities and close-in suburbs. Short lines, short walks, close-in parking and a generally easy flying experience mark the experience.
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