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单词 closed-door
释义
closed-door
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˌkləʊzdˈdɔːr/us
/ˌkloʊzdˈdɔːr/
(alsoclosed-doors)
(of ameeting,trial, etc.) takingplacewithoutmembersof thepublicpresent, or without thepublicbeingallowedtoknowwhat is said:
Fewdetailsemergedfrom the closed-doormeetingof thecommittee.
They gavetheirreportto a closed-doorssessionof the UNsecuritycouncil.
Acourtreporteraccidentallyreleasedtranscriptsof closed-doortestimony.
More examples
  • Closed-doortalksamonglegislativeleadersfailedtoyieldanagreement.
  • Aftermonthsof closed-doordiscussions,HouseRepublicansunveiledtheirplans.
  • Thevictims'familiesarefightingtherulingthat it should be a closed-doorsinquiry.
  • He wastriedandsentencedin less than fivehoursat a closed-doortrial.
  • Thejudgesaid thatmediashould not beallowedin the closed-doorhearing.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Secrecy and privacy
  • anonymity
  • anonymization
  • anonymize
  • anonymous
  • anonymously
  • data protection
  • dead men tell no talesidiom
  • dissimulate
  • dissimulation
  • down-low
  • private
  • privately
  • privileged
  • pseudonym
  • pseudonymization
  • undisclosed
  • whitewash
  • whitewashing
  • wrap
  • wrapped (up) in secrecyidiom
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(Definition ofclosed-doorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

closed-door| Business English

closed-door
adjective[before noun]
uk
us
notopento thepublicor to anyone except aparticulargroup:
aclosed-doormeeting/hearing
closed-doornegotiations/talks
(Definition ofclosed-doorfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofclosed-door

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They promoted the ideas of public debate, pluralist discourse and productive conflict to challenge a governing style ofclosed-door, consensus politics from above.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Response rates were also typical, or somewhat better, than those achieved in studies investigating the private residential sector, often seen as aclosed-doorindustry.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Undeniably, the participatory model of constitution-making requires more time and resources than do traditional models, which are usually limited to parliamentary debate, a national conference orclosed-doorexpert deliberations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It would be well advised to enter into immediateclosed-doornegotiations to achieve a consensual approach on core issues.
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It involvesclosed-doordecisions by civil servants and a limited number of advisers chosen by the civil servants.
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There is no use attempting to justify the unjustifiable by peddling outlandish propaganda hoaxes, as some have been doing inclosed-doormeetings of late.
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In reality, they fail to be transparent, with a culture of secrecy ingrained in the institutional framework, and key economic and loan decisions still being taken inclosed-doordiscussions.
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It did not take the company long to recognise theclosed-doorpolicy that operates throughout the arts world towards those with physical, sensory and learning disabilities, especially the young.
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Return has risen to prominence essentially because of the way in which our over-stretched asylum systems are being used as alternatives to aclosed-doorimmigration policy.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
The second auditions were heldclosed-doorand there were five judges judging the contestants.
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The motion was defeated on aclosed-doorvoice vote.
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The finalists, previously selected from final reports submitted earlier, present once more in aclosed-doorsession to another panel of judges.
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It includes no oversight of his ownclosed-dooroperations.
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These forms have been recorded into scripts which have been handed down to hisclosed-doorstudents.
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It was reported that if the witness were to testify, it could be in aclosed-doorhearing for safety reasons.
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