shut
/ʃʌt/ v [I/T] (present participle shutting, past tense and past participle shut)Definition
(Definition of shut v from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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shut off something/someone/yourself phrasal verb SEPARATE
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shut out someone phrasal verb PREVENT SCORING
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shut out someone/something phrasal verb PREVENT ENTRANCE
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shut up (someone/something) phrasal verb STOP TALKING
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shut up something/someone phrasal verb KEEP LOCKED
- shut v
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shut your mouth idiom
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shutdown n
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shuteye n
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shutout n
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shutter n CAMERA OPENING
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- shut off (something) phrasal verb STOP
- shut off something/someone/yourself phrasal verb SEPARATE
- shut out someone/something phrasal verb PREVENT ENTRANCE
- shut out someone phrasal verb PREVENT SCORING
- shut up (someone/something) phrasal verb STOP TALKING
- shut up something/someone phrasal verb KEEP LOCKED
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