Cierre
This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for July 7, 2009
cierre (masculine noun (el)) — zipper. Look up cierre in the dictionary El cierre de mi abrigo está roto. The zipper on my overcoat is broken. |
I believe cierre = cremallera in Spain.
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In Spain we use cremallera, cierre sería el cierre de un bar.
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O el cierre de una empresa (por quiebra, jubilación, etc.)
Tabién las prendas de ropa o los zapatos tienen cierres, pero nunca si son cremalleras o botones, más bien se usa para corchetes o ganchos. |
Interesting. I have never heard the word cierre to mean zipper. It's either
ziper(very frequently used here because of the garment industry) or cremallera. I wonder if cierre is specific to Mexico. |
Cierre is used in Central America, so it's not just specific to Mexico.
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For instance. La tienda esta lista para el cierre definitivo. Store is ready for the close total. I hope my attempt in the translation is right.:) |
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