Advanced as in enclose To confine or enclose similarly to how one would coop something up. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Close-in'
The gardener carefully used a fence to close-in the area for planting new flowers.
In order to capture the perfect shot, the photographer decided to close-in on the subject.
The company decided to close-in on a new marketing strategy to boost sales.
The military decided to close-in on the enemy, surrounding them from all sides.
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