shutting

UK
/ˈʃʌtɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃʌtɪŋ/
shuttingnoun
Traductions
The shutting of the door echoed through the empty hallway.
La fermeture de la porte résonna dans le couloir vide.
Définitions
The act of closing something, such as a door or window.
The shutting of the door echoed through the empty hallway.
shuttinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈʃʌtɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃʌtɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is currently closing.
Traductions
qui se fermeSe dit d’un objet, d’une porte ou d’un mécanisme qui est en train de se fermer.
He squeezed through the shutting elevator doors.
Il s'est faufilé entre les portes d'ascenseur qui se fermaient.
Définitions
In the process of closing or coming to a close.
He squeezed through the shutting elevator doors.
shutverb

shutting

Gerund

shut
Past Simple
shut
Past Participle
shutting
Gerund
UK
/ʃʌt/
US
/ʃʌt/
Traductions
Please shut the door on your way out.
Veuillez fermer la porte en sortant.
Définitions
To close something, such as a door or window, so that it is no longer open.
Please shut the door on your way out.
To stop operating or functioning, often used in the context of machines or systems.
The factory will shut down for maintenance next week.
To prevent access to a place or to stop an activity from continuing.
The police shut the road to investigate the accident.
shutnoun
Définitions
The act of closing something, especially a door or window.
With a gentle shut, she closed the door behind her.
shutadjective
Définitions
Closed or fastened so as not to be open.
The shut door kept the noise out of the room.
Not operating or not available for use.
The shop was shut for the holiday.
shutadverb
Définitions
Into or in a position that is closed or fastened.
She snapped the case shut before anyone could look inside.