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Meanings of shutdown in English

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When the revenue received from the sale of the goods or services produced cannot even cover the variable costs of production.

Related terms
Portuguese
fechamento
Catalan
tancament
Spanish
cierre

Termination of operations.

fechamento
Usage of shutdown in English
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Without a budget to operate, the federal government is forced to shutdown.
Ebony
2
Last week Trump said his administration was prepared for a lengthy shutdown.
Reuters
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But experts said a government shutdown could loom again at that time.
Reuters
4
Yet a prolonged shutdown is an expensive way to make a point.
Reuters
5
The current federal government partial shutdown is the longest in US history.
Radio NZ
6
Lin said, adding that it may extend the shutdown to 50 days.
Reuters
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A shutdown would affect one million of the smartphone's 41 million users.
Reuters
8
Todd: The next page is the government shutdown fight of 27 March.
The Guardian
9
The vote to demand a shutdown passed by a majority of eighty-seven
Ancient shores
10
The reticulation system shutdown is still very much happening at the moment.
The South African
11
Even the S&P 500's weakest shutdown performance still meant a slight gain.
Reuters
12
Mr Virivolomo said the landowners have no right to shutdown the airport.
Radio NZ
13
Student groups called for dawn-to-dusk shutdown in four districts of the state.
Reuters
14
The shutdown highlights the danger of relying on a free e-mail service.
Wired
15
Visit Website Note: This video was filmed before the current COVID-19 shutdown.
Climbing Magazine
16
Activists had condemned the internet shutdown as a form of collective punishment.
Reuters
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