Close off
/kləʊz ɒf/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To block or seal an area or pathway so that it cannot be used or accessed.
- Authorities decided to close off the main road due to flooding.
- They will close off the park for maintenance work next week.
2. To end or stop communication or a relationship.
- After the argument, he chose to close off all communication with her.
- She decided to close off from the rest of the team after the disagreement.
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