Closing | Mean of closing in English Dictionary

/ˈkloʊzɪŋ/

• Noun
• a situation or occurrence in which a business or organization shuts down and stops its operations
1. factory/plant/store closings
2. the closing of the local school/hospital
• the last part of a letter or speech
1. a very brief/abrupt closing
• a meeting in which the owners of a house formally give ownership of the house to other people
1. We met with our lawyer before the closing on our new house.
2. closing costs [=the extra amounts of money that people need to pay when they buy a house]

• at the end of a speech, letter, etc.
1. “Thank you all for your help, and for making the fair such a big success,” she said in closing.
2. In closing [=in conclusion], I would like to make one final point.
• forming the last part or end of something
1. the book's closing chapters/pages/lines
2. the closing days/years of his life
3. In her closing arguments, the lawyer repeated that her client was not guilty.
4. his closing remarks in the debate
5. the closing ceremonies of the Olympics
6. His name's listed in the movie's closing credits.