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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
(of a business or operation) Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
(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 to disconnect or conclude one's session or activity
Present participle for to shutdown or render unusable
Present participle for to stop operations or activity, especially due to failure
Present participle for to beat in a contest
Present participle for to enforce more stringently or more thoroughly
Present participle for to fail as a business, usually due to bankruptcy
Present participle for to terminate the operations of, typically of a business
Present participle for to make or become calm
(of a business or operation) Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
Present participle for to bring an end to, especially through the use of force
Present participle for to make (someone or something) late or slow
Present participle for to prevent from being heard or noticed
(of a business) Present participle for to go bankrupt
Present participle for to stop working for a shift or for the day
Present participle for to stop the operations of, typically due to financial difficulty
Present participle for to go out of business
Present participle for to prohibit or interdict a given action or process
Present participle for to cancel or reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure
The state of being insolvent or bankrupt
An act, event or occurrence representing an ending or shutdown
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