Definition: (physical) To remove a gap.

Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! That’s a very good definition from the dictionary – “To remove a gap.” But what does ‘closing’ really mean in everyday speech? Think of it like this: When you close a door, you're removing the space between it and the frame, right? You’re stopping something from being open. "Closing" can have several meanings, let’s break them down with a little rhyme: To Finish: Like closing a book, your work is done! It means to bring something to an end, a final run. To Seal Up Tight: Imagine a window pane, sealed shut to keep the rain. Closing it keeps out the weather, again and again! To Bring Together: Sometimes “closing” means uniting parts, like closing a deal with arts. It can also be used in business - "Closing sales" – meaning bringing customers in, you see? Does that make sense? Do you have any questions about what ‘closing’ might mean in different situations? Let's discuss!