Definition of closed-door in US English:

closed-door

adjectiveˌklōz(d)ˈdôrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔr

Restricted; obstructive; secret.
the senior staff went into closed-door sessions
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a closed-door session for about an hour, and then one of the jurors was late for court.
- And you can imagine that he will be facing some incredibly intense questions at that closed-door hearing next week.
- It was a closed-door deal - done without competing bids and without congressional hearings or a vote.
- Marathon closed-door meetings of key activists from around the world hammered out detailed plans for action over the coming months.
- After a closed-door debate, the Security Council voted to approve his panel.
- Not much concrete came out of the closed-door conclave, except a flurry of articles and promises by both sides to continue talking.
- Well, the second week of defense testimony began much like last week did, in closed-door evidentiary hearings.
- Are these closed-door procedures justified by legitimate security needs?
- The photos are thought to be the same ones which left members of Congress ashen-faced when showed in a closed-door session last summer.
- At a closed-door session later, however, he said the pair were corrupt.
- The two-hour, closed-door session did not appear to produce much.
- The morning session will be open to the public but the afternoon session will be a closed-door meeting as some of the discussion may concern national security.
- Both the parliament and the government have openly demanded a secret, closed-door trial to ban a political party.
- They excluded all but two of the Democrats from closed-door negotiating sessions on the final form of the legislation.
- It all started after Democratic leaders triggered a closed-door session.

Definition of closed-door in US English:

closed-door

adjectiveˌklōz(d)ˈdôrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔr

Restricted; obstructive; secret.
the senior staff went into closed-door sessions
Example sentencesExamples
- The photos are thought to be the same ones which left members of Congress ashen-faced when showed in a closed-door session last summer.
- After a closed-door debate, the Security Council voted to approve his panel.
- Well, the second week of defense testimony began much like last week did, in closed-door evidentiary hearings.
- It all started after Democratic leaders triggered a closed-door session.
- There was a closed-door session for about an hour, and then one of the jurors was late for court.
- Both the parliament and the government have openly demanded a secret, closed-door trial to ban a political party.
- Are these closed-door procedures justified by legitimate security needs?
- Not much concrete came out of the closed-door conclave, except a flurry of articles and promises by both sides to continue talking.
- Marathon closed-door meetings of key activists from around the world hammered out detailed plans for action over the coming months.
- The two-hour, closed-door session did not appear to produce much.
- They excluded all but two of the Democrats from closed-door negotiating sessions on the final form of the legislation.
- And you can imagine that he will be facing some incredibly intense questions at that closed-door hearing next week.
- The morning session will be open to the public but the afternoon session will be a closed-door meeting as some of the discussion may concern national security.
- It was a closed-door deal - done without competing bids and without congressional hearings or a vote.
- At a closed-door session later, however, he said the pair were corrupt.

单词	closed-door
释义	Definition of closed-door in US English: closed-door adjectiveˌklōz(d)ˈdôrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔr Restricted; obstructive; secret. the senior staff went into closed-door sessions Example sentencesExamples There was a closed-door session for about an hour, and then one of the jurors was late for court. And you can imagine that he will be facing some incredibly intense questions at that closed-door hearing next week. It was a closed-door deal - done without competing bids and without congressional hearings or a vote. Marathon closed-door meetings of key activists from around the world hammered out detailed plans for action over the coming months. After a closed-door debate, the Security Council voted to approve his panel. Not much concrete came out of the closed-door conclave, except a flurry of articles and promises by both sides to continue talking. Well, the second week of defense testimony began much like last week did, in closed-door evidentiary hearings. Are these closed-door procedures justified by legitimate security needs? The photos are thought to be the same ones which left members of Congress ashen-faced when showed in a closed-door session last summer. At a closed-door session later, however, he said the pair were corrupt. The two-hour, closed-door session did not appear to produce much. The morning session will be open to the public but the afternoon session will be a closed-door meeting as some of the discussion may concern national security. Both the parliament and the government have openly demanded a secret, closed-door trial to ban a political party. They excluded all but two of the Democrats from closed-door negotiating sessions on the final form of the legislation. It all started after Democratic leaders triggered a closed-door session. Definition of closed-door in US English: closed-door adjectiveˌklōz(d)ˈdôrˌkloʊz(d)ˈdɔr Restricted; obstructive; secret. the senior staff went into closed-door sessions Example sentencesExamples The photos are thought to be the same ones which left members of Congress ashen-faced when showed in a closed-door session last summer. After a closed-door debate, the Security Council voted to approve his panel. Well, the second week of defense testimony began much like last week did, in closed-door evidentiary hearings. It all started after Democratic leaders triggered a closed-door session. There was a closed-door session for about an hour, and then one of the jurors was late for court. Both the parliament and the government have openly demanded a secret, closed-door trial to ban a political party. Are these closed-door procedures justified by legitimate security needs? Not much concrete came out of the closed-door conclave, except a flurry of articles and promises by both sides to continue talking. Marathon closed-door meetings of key activists from around the world hammered out detailed plans for action over the coming months. The two-hour, closed-door session did not appear to produce much. They excluded all but two of the Democrats from closed-door negotiating sessions on the final form of the legislation. And you can imagine that he will be facing some incredibly intense questions at that closed-door hearing next week. The morning session will be open to the public but the afternoon session will be a closed-door meeting as some of the discussion may concern national security. It was a closed-door deal - done without competing bids and without congressional hearings or a vote. At a closed-door session later, however, he said the pair were corrupt.
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