shut_up
日本語WordNet
refuse to talk or stop talking; fall silent; "The children shut up when their father approached"
place in a place where something cannot be removed or someone cannot escape; "The parents locked her daughter up for the weekend"; "She locked her jewels in the safe"
closely confined
AIによる解説
Shut up is an informal command meaning to stop talking. It can be rude depending on context. It also means to confine or enclose something, and can express disbelief as an interjection.
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The executive decided to shut down the unprofitable division, shutting out voices advocating for restructuring rather than closure, a decision that proved controversial among stakeholders.
幹部は不採算部門を閉鎖することを決定し、閉鎖ではなく再編を主張する声を締め出した。この決定は利害関係者の間で物議を醸すことが証明された。
The philosopher observed that appeals to common sense can shut down debate, assertions that certain propositions are self-evident potentially dismissing legitimate disagreement as foolishness or perversity.
哲学者は、常識への訴えが議論を終わらせる可能性があることを観察し、特定の命題が自明であるという主張が、正当な不一致を愚かさや倒錯として退ける可能性がある。
Illegal bookmaking operations were shut down by police.
違法なノミ行為は警察に摘発された。
The newspaper was shut down for publishing antigovernment articles.
その新聞は反政府記事を掲載したため閉鎖された。