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🔑shutshut1 /ʃʌt / verb (present participle shut·ting, past tense, past participle shut)- [intransitive, transitive] to make something close; to become closed关闭；合上；关上◆Could you shut the door?你把门关上好吗？◆I can't shut my suitcase.我关不上我的手提箱。◆He shut his eyes and tried to go to sleep.他闭上眼睛，想睡一觉。◆This window won't shut all the way.这扇窗户关不严。◆The doors open and shut automatically.这些门能自动开关。 OPP open
- [transitive] to prevent someone or something from leaving a place; to trap something把…关起来；把…夹住◆She shut herself in her room and refused to come out.她把自己关在房间里不肯出来。◆Tony shut his fingers in the door of the car.托尼的手指被车门夹了。
 ●shut sb / sth awayto keep someone or something in a place where people cannot find or see him / her / it把…藏起来；隐藏；隔离●shut (sth) down(used about a factory, etc.) to be closed for a long time or forever（工厂等）关张，倒闭；使停业◆Financial problems forced the business to shut down.资金问题迫使这家公司倒闭了。●shut sb / sth off (from sth)to keep someone or something apart from something使（与…）隔离；使（与…）隔绝◆He shuts himself off from the rest of the world.他把自己与世界隔绝开来。●shut sth offto turn off a supply of electricity, water, gas, etc.切断（电、水、燃气等）的供应◆The utility company shut off gas to the building after the fire was reported.公共事业公司接到火灾的报告后切断了大楼的燃气供应。●shut sb / sth out- to keep someone or something out把…挡在外面；使不能进入◆Anna was shut out of the decision-making process.安娜受到排斥，不能参与决策。◆He tried to shut out all thoughts of the accident.他尽力不去想那场事故。
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sport体育) to win a game without letting the other team score any points（使对手一分未得）完胜，大胜◆Pittsburgh shut out San Francisco 5-0.匹兹堡队以 5:0 完胜旧金山队。
●shut (sb) up (informal) - to stop talking; to be quiet (often used as a rude way of telling someone to stop talking)闭嘴，住口（常用来粗暴地制止某人说话）◆Shut up! I'm trying to work.闭嘴！我想要好好工作。
- to make someone stop talking使闭嘴；使停止说话◆Nothing can shut him up once he gets started.他只要一开口，没有什么能让他停下来。
shutshut2 /ʃʌt / adjective (not before a noun不用于名词前) in a closed position关着；关闭；闭合◆Make sure the door is shut before you leave.离开前一定要把门关好。 |