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I . shut [ʃʌt] ADJ

II . shut <shut, shut> [ʃʌt] VB trans

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III . shut <shut, shut> [ʃʌt] VB intr

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shut door, window, shop, factory:

shut
закрыва́ться

shut away VB trans

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I . shut down VB trans

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1. shut down shop, factory, airport:

shut down
закрыва́ть

2. shut down (turn off):

shut down
отключа́ть
shut down
остана́вливать

II . shut down VB intr

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shut in VB trans

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shut off VB trans

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1. shut off (isolate):

shut off
изоли́ровать

2. shut off (turn off):

shut off
отключа́ть

shut out VB trans

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1. shut out (block out):

shut out memory
забыва́ть

I . shut up VB trans

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1. shut up (confine):

shut up
запира́ть

2. shut up Aus, Brit (stop business):

shut up
закры́ть (предприя́тие, магази́н)

II . shut up VB intr inf (stop talking)

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I . shut off N

II . shut off ADJ

shut off valve:

shut off
закры́тый

Usage examples with shut

with one's eyes shut inf
вслепу́ю
to shut oneself away
уединя́ться
to shut one's mouth inf
держа́ть язы́к за зуба́ми
to shut sb out
не впуска́ть кого́-ли́бо
to clang sth shut
захло́пывать что-ли́бо
to snap sth shut
захло́пнуть
to spring shut/open
захло́пнуться/откры́ться ре́зко
to snap shut
захло́пнуться
to slam a door shut
захло́пнуть дверь
to slam the window shut
захло́пнуть окно́
to shut one's ears to sth
пропуска́ть ми́мо уше́й
to shut up like a clam
вдруг замолча́ть
to shut sb up for good fig
заткну́ть кому́-ли́бо гло́тку
to shut one's finger in the door
прищеми́ть па́лец две́рью

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Most adults need at least five hours' shut-eye to function prop-erly and some need eight.
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He should keep his mouth shut, firmly shut.
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This boiler house was shut down in the very early 1980s when gas and electric boilers became readily available.
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Emigration outlets were closed, which created a frustrating sense of being shut in and of being denied opportunity and choice.
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In 1816, with the experiences of the war before him, no well-informed statesman could shut his eyes to the national aspects of the problem.
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In the early 90s, renovations were started but were quickly shut down when free-floating oil was discovered in the sewers.
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Persistent offenders, including accountancy firms, should be shut down.
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On 25 November 1985, after running for 25 years, the power station was shut down.
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The term shut-in refers to a place where the river's breadth is limited by hard rock that is resistant to erosion.
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This door is magnetically secured, so it snaps shut cleanly when you've finished stocktaking.
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