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closing time ˈkləʊzɪŋtaɪm ☆☆☆☆☆高短语¹⁷⁵⁸³
基本英英例句
n.结束营业的时间
时间
Noun:
the regular time of day when an establishment closes to the public At closing time, he saw a fellow tumble out of the bar, trip on the curb, and try his keys in five different cars before he found his.
酒吧打烊了，他看见一个家伙跌跌撞撞的跑出来，一下摔在路边，随后又用钥匙试着开了五辆车的门才找到他自己的车。 ebigear
John Morrison, a grocer and the father of six, was shot dead after two men entered his shop in Salt Lake City shortly before closing time on January10th 1914.
约翰·莫里森是一位杂货商、六个孩子的父亲。1914年1月14日，两名男子闯进莫里森在盐湖城里即将打烊的商店，将其射杀。 ecocn
Although ending the race to drink up before closing time has not moderated drinking habits, neither have apocalyptic predictions come to pass.
虽然在酒吧关门前停止斗酒没能改变人们的饮酒习惯，但是也没有让如世界末日般的预言得以实现。 ecocn
He finds a spot and stays until closing time. Then his wheelchair takes him back to the bus terminal where he spends his nights.
每天乔治班克斯都会等着主馆开门然后进去找个地方消磨一整个白天，然后再乘轮椅去巴士总站消磨一个晚上。 yeeyan
I'm planning to sort last year's receipts before closing time.
我正打算下班前整理去年的收据。 iciba |