Examples of using To a close in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
Bring to a close;
You called the meeting to a close.
Their ordeal is drawing to a close.
As we draw this year to a close, it's time to move on.
People also translate
Then the day was coming to a close.
As the play draws to a close, Oedipus realizes the terrible truth.
The day draws to a close.
The Commission will organise a conference in the summer of 2015 to draw the consultation to a close.
As this final comes to a close here at Turtle Bay.
Our cross country odyssey comes to a close.
In bringing this speech to a close, let me ask what our weaknesses are.
Babe, come on. The memory circle's coming to a close.
Residence permit to move to a close relative in Sweden.
We are one step away from bringing this to a close.
Donna Talking Leaves brought the afternoon to a close by asking the following question.
This period of waiting is swiftly coming to a close.
The ladies' performance comes to a close, and they beckon to withdraw.
As the trial of century finally draw to a close.
Would you mind bringing your remarks to a close and answering Members' questions in writing?
I want to bring this meeting to a close.
Like Epiphanius, he brings the work to a close with a fervent profession of Faith.
Therefore, the Minister's speech brings the debate to a close.
For a residence permit to move to a close relative in Sweden.
In its way, it also brings the Second World War to a close.
It is now important to draw the discussions to a close.
So it boils down to a close(in implementation) system of the WEP,
PmThe visit draws to a close.
Of our firm's history to a close. With the removal of this name,