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/kləʊs//kləʊs/competition/election, etc. Thành ngữ
at/from close quartersvery near
fighting at close quarters at/from close rangefrom only a short distance away
The president was shot at close range.She scored from close range. (close/near) at handclose to you in time or distance
Help was at hand.The property is ideally located with all local amenities close at hand. close, but no cigar(informal)used to tell somebody that their attempt or guess was almost but not quite successful
a close call/shave(informal)a situation in which you only just manage to avoid an accident, etc.
He had a close shave when his brakes failed on the mountain road. a close thinga situation in which success or failure is equally possible
We got him out in the end, but it was a close thing. close/dear/near to somebody’s hearthaving a lot of importance and interest for somebody
close to homeif a remark or topic of discussion is close to home, it is accurate or connected with you in a way that makes you uncomfortable or embarrassed
Her remarks about me were embarrassingly close to home.that involves somebody directly
The next year tragedy struck much closer to home. keep a close eye/watch on somebody/somethingto watch somebody/something carefully
Over the next few months we will keep a close eye on sales. too close for comfort(figurative)so near that it is uncomfortable or dangerous
When she leaves the stage, the fans can get a little too close for comfort.They got the win but it was a tight match, definitely too close for comfort. up close and personalphysically very close to somebody; getting to know them well
Get up close and personal with the koalas at the San Diego Zoo.For the last 30 years, I’ve been up close and personal with people whose lives were in crisis.