How to Say "closed down" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “closed down” is “cerró” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishB1
verbB1
business, permanently
Examples
La tienda cerró temprano por la tormenta.
The store closed early because of the storm.
El restaurante de la esquina cerró el mes pasado.
The corner restaurant closed down last month.
Impersonal Subject
When talking about businesses, the subject is often 'el banco' or 'la tienda.' The verb 'cerró' agrees with this third-person singular subject.
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