close with

/ kləʊz /

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to engage in battle with (an enemy)

Example Sentences

Alphabet also set a record close with analysts turning positive on the returns on the company’s artificial intelligence investments.

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I’m still super close with my parents, who made my career possible.

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Su wanted a big AI moment, and felt she was getting close with Altman.

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South Korea’s Kospi hit a record close with the index finishing the day 0.2% higher.

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Rayonier shareholders would be set to own about 54% of the merged company following the deal’s close, with PotlatchDeltic shareholders owning the rest.

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