nosotros cerramos

we close, we closed

θ e ˈr a m o s → cerrar
cerr to close, to shut + amos we-form (present, subjunctive, or preterite)
verb · present tense / past tense, 1st-person plural Uncommon #24,369
we close, we closed This form can refer to either the present or the past, depending on context.
SP: Cerramos la tienda a las ocho.
EN: We close the store at eight.
Conjugation of cerrar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First cierro cerramos
Second cierras —
Third cierra cierran
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First cierro cerramos
Second cierras —
Third cierra cierran
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First cerré cerramos
Second cerraste —
Third cerró cerraron

Cerramos con"Sweet Caroline".

We’ll wrap up with “Sweet Caroline.”

— Song Sung Blue: Sueño inquebrantable (2025)

Más tarde fui a su trabajo y cerramos el trato.

Later I went to his work and we closed the deal.

— Pacto de sangre (1944)

Hoy cerramos un negocio muy grande y mucho le debemos a Holly.

Today we closed a very big deal and we owe a lot to Holly.

— Duro de matar (1988)

Nosotros cerramos la puerta.

We closed the door.

Entonces cerramos hasta mayo del siguiente año.

So we closed until May of the following year.

Cerramos temprano.

We close early.

Es por eso que jamás cerramos la mezquita.

That is why we never close the mosque.

— बजरंगी भाईजान (2015)

Cerramos la discusión.

We're closing the discussion.

Cerramos.

We're closed.

— Delicatessen (1991)

Como no había clientes, cerramos la tienda más temprano.

Since there were no customers, we closed the store earlier.

Cerramos la tienda.

We closed the store.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Elige tú, luego cerramos el trato.

You choose, then we'll close the deal.

— स्वदेस (2004)

Cuando el último cliente salga, cerramos las puertas.

When the last customer leaves, we close the doors.

Sólo cerramos los ojos.

We just closed our eyes.

— Die Fälscher (2007)

Cerramos las ventanas cuando llueve.

We close the windows when it rains.

El día que cerramos el internado.

The day we closed the boarding school.

— Las diabólicas (1955)

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