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US /kloʊz ɪn/
UK /kloʊz ɪn/
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1.

mengepung, menyelimuti

to surround or enclose something or someone, often in a threatening or restrictive way

:
The fog began to close in, making visibility very poor.
Kabut mulai menyelimuti, membuat jarak pandang sangat buruk.
The police are closing in on the suspects.
Polisi sedang mengepung para tersangka.
2.

mendekat, semakin dekat

to approach the end of a period of time or an event

:
As winter began to close in, the days grew shorter and colder.
Saat musim dingin mulai mendekat, hari-hari menjadi lebih pendek dan dingin.
The deadline is closing in fast.
Batas waktu semakin dekat dengan cepat.