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Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
“He reckons up to 15,000 restaurants will be forced to shut down this year, adding around 40,000 to the job queues.”
Present participle for to bring to an end
Present participle for respond in kind, burn
(of a business or operation) Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
(of a business) Present participle for go out of business
Present participle for stop work
Going into receivership
(of an event, action, or process) Present participle for to come to an end or cease to occur
(of a business) Present participle for to go bankrupt
Present participle for outlaw, prohibit an action
Closing down
Going into liquidation
Present participle for to shutdown or render unusable
Present participle for to close down a business
Present participle for to beat in a contest
Present participle for to prevent from progress
Taking tough action
Present participle for to stop operations or activity, especially due to failure
Present participle for to fail as a business, usually due to bankruptcy
Present participle for reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure
Present participle for to prevent from being heard or noticed
Present participle for to make or become calm
Present participle for to bring an end to, especially through the use of force
Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
The point when a radio or television station shuts down transmission and goes off the air for a predetermined period, as used to happen overnight
The condition or state of selling the assets of a business, especially due to bankruptcy
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