1.处理(物品),抛售;〔美国〕停闭(业务)
1.to sell a product at a low price in order to get rid of it
1.That was the best chore of all. It made possible getting near enough to her to close out the others in the classroom.
这是最好的差使，可以接近她，把全班里其他的人都撇开。
2.Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said the team would be focusing on its inability to close out games.
迈阿密教练埃里克•斯波尔斯特拉说这只球队将把目光集中在它无能力结束比赛上。
3.After a year of gut-wrenching losses, stock markets around the world recorded a positive day amid light trading to close out 2008.
全球股市经过一年令人心痛的暴跌，在2008年的最后一天以上涨收场。
4.But never again did my mother close out my day with that familiar expression of her love.
但母亲再也没有用那种熟悉的爱的方式来结束我的一天。
5.He decided to close out his book store.
他决定将他的书店停业。
6.The project manager then completes the close-out of the project by disposing of the remaining assets and reassigning the remaining staff.
然后，项目经理通过安排遗留资产和重新安排遗留人员，完成项目关闭。
7.Suppose Mr Tan remains bullish on the Singapore stock market and does not close out his position from 25 to 28 in August.
假设张三在8月25日至28日这段时间里还是看涨新加坡股市，所以对该期货没有采取任何行动。
8.The narrowing of the bands often indicates the start of a new trend, which is confirmed when prices break and close out of the band.
区间缩窄意味着新趋势的开始，这可从价格出现突破并收于区间之外得以证实。
9.When that protocol session is complete, the user agents close out the SIP session with one another.
协议会话完成时，用户代理将关闭彼此间的SIP会话。
10.I for one was steaming mad when we got the lead and Mac kept jacking up shots instead of trying to close out the game.
当我们领先的时候，麦迪继续着那干拔式投篮而不是想想怎么尽快结束比赛，他把我快气疯了！！