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closed fechou
How to say “closed” in Portuguese? “Fechou”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “fechou” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on closed in Portuguese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember "fechar":
• Think of the word “fence” as a barrier that closes off an area—similarly, "fechar" means to shut or close something.
• Notice the similarity with other Romance languages; for example, Spanish “cerrar” also means to close, helping you remember the action.

Explanation:
• "Fechou" is the third-person singular form in the simple past (pretérito perfeito) of the regular verb "fechar" (to close).
• It indicates that someone or something closed an object or ended an activity.

Synonyms (other words that mean the same):
• Encerrado (when referring to something being closed or finished)
• Trancou (especially in the context of locking up or shutting)
• Concluiu (in contexts where "closing" means finishing an event or process)

Conjugations of "fechar" (infinitive verb) in key tenses:
• Present Indicative:
  Eu fecho
  Tu fechas
  Ele/Ela fecha
  Nós fechamos
  Vós fechais
  Eles/Elas fecham
• Preterite (Simple Past):
  Eu fechei
  Tu fechaste
  Ele/Ela fechou
  Nós fechamos
  Vós fechastes
  Eles/Elas fecharam
• Imperfect:
  Eu fechava
  Tu fechavas
  Ele/Ela fechava
  Nós fechávamos
  Vós fecháveis
  Eles/Elas fechavam
• Future:
  Eu fecharei
  Tu fecharás
  Ele/Ela fechará
  Nós fecharemos
  Vós fechareis
  Eles/Elas fecharão

Examples of sentences using "fechou":
• "Ele fechou a porta ao sair."
  Translation: "He closed the door when he left."
• "O comércio fechou cedo hoje."
  Translation: "The store closed early today."
• "Depois do jantar, ela fechou a janela para manter o frio fora."
  Translation: "After dinner, she closed the window to keep the cold out."

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